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Home My WebLink About1996-02-13 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia girls No. 3 to tip off CW playoffs Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 MARC MARTIN I DAI. Y Pl.OT Recuperating Marian Bergeson 1.5 ready to get back to work following breast surgery on Friday. She plans to be back in the office today. .... FORWARD Costa Mesa. Newpprt line up 1996 gools J . Man convicted . -. . in DUI death arrested again •Nearly eight years after running down a Balboa Peninsula woman, an allegedly drunk Danny David Ornelas is nabbed again by local officers. r-------------------------, By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT HEIGi-ITS -Danny David Ornelas, the young man convicted in 1989 of killing a Bal- boa Peninsula woman with his car while he was intoxicated, was arrested early Monday on suspi- cion of drunken driving. Ornelas, a 26-year-old Hunt- ington Beach resident and waiter at the Marriott Hotel in Anaheim, was arrested at 1 :40 a.m. Monday at 2501 Cliff Dnve on suspicion of driving under the influence, Newport Beach police Sgt. John I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Danny David Omelu Tl \I /:'I. I\ r .. •Sept. 1, 1988: An intoxi- cated Danny David Ornelas, 19, drives his car into Deb- bie Killelea, 37, in a Balboa Peninsula alley, killing the mother in front of her two Desmond said. Newport Beach police unme-sons. diately recognized Ornelas as the • Man:h 1989: A jury con- man they arrested nearly eight : victs Ornelas of grossly neg- years ago on the Balboa Peoinsu-: tigent vehicular manslaugh- la, following a car collision that : ter while intoxicated, and killed popular local mother Deb-, he Is sentenced to 10 years Kill • in state prison. bie · elea. That incident 1 • September 1991: Ornelas became one of the most notorious : is granted a second trial drunken driving cases m the city's : atter hlS otjginal conviction I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I • I • I I I I , I I I I I I history. l overturned appeea ________ In=--Monday's .mesL ..i..O~m~e~l~a~s -tl-ryiw,.ias•••rm°"n:""Al~;-· --r-il f---+--~~""" ........... ~~~11r~~~.hrTtl'r"-t:l~;tA;,...~-.r~.-W"ittl~~11W;n-11'1iiMii:.-Yli'i;;;,.--:;;;;;~~;:;;~~;;; hadanopeo l2-packofBudweis-1 •"'3sa& l.,l:A _,.J_'"n' w 0 un eiwen mas er beer in his Datsun 280Z, Md : ond july CDmic.1s 0rM&. of Fridav, says she doesn't like being 'homebound' ~p~~:n~ S::~. ~:~~ i ~~He a. r, 'J~ who was driving from a friend's : pnson-n.enc:e. 9 house, allegedly failed a field • flll•e~ with ..... from sobriety test, according to I SohMMd Prison *--he s I ' ' • ' ' I ~nna Marie S'tolleY, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -She had a mastec- tomy on Friday. Then she recuperated -watching Juras- sic Park and pondering over crossword puzzles -during the weekend and on Monday. But breast cancer surgery can't stop Orange County Supervisor Marian Berge- son who returns to work today. •1 don't like being home-bound," said Bergeson, 70, while she relaxed on a couch, surrounded by baskets of flowers. •rm not the type of person who stays home. I've got a lot of things to do -with the bankruptcy and all of the county prob- lems.· Doctors discovered a small tumor in Bergeson's right breast toward the end of December, 1995, during her first mammogram. There is no history of breast cancer in her fam- ily. 11 I never had a mam- mogram before. several flights of stairs to her office. ·1 slept a lot that rught, but I felt good the next day.· · . •1 never bad a mam- mogram before,· said Bergeson, who has served as honorary chair- person for the Race for the Cure, a benefit for That's why I say, don't do as I do ... " Her husband Garth noticed the improvement -MARIAN BERGESON •It's nice to have her out of the hospital," he said. •she had her opera- tion and now she's recov- ering. I can tell by the col- breast cancer. •That's why I say, don't do as I do.• • After a lumpectomy, Bergeson learned that the tumor was malignant. She chose a mastectomy over radiation. Outpatient surgery on Friday at Hoag Hospital took about an hour, and Bergeson returned home before 4 p.m. •1t was not all that painful• said Berge- son, who usually enjoys a quick sprint up or in her face and the twinkle in her eye.• Friends and aides from her office gave her cards, flowers and gifts. including a stack of videos: •E.T.," •Beaches," •Juras- sic Parkw and "Dances with Wolves," to name a few. She received a basket of flowers from Governor Pete WU.Son and his wife. • SEE BERGESON PAGE 6 Desmond. : had already served the sena Ornelas was arrested after a : ~· Newport Beach police officer ~ • ~ 12. 1915: Orne'-is reportedly spotted two Datsun : arrested ~in In NevJport 280Zs racing up Dover Drive from , BMCh. lthis time on suspi- Coast Highway The two cars : =' ~i~ !" ~ turned westbound onto Cliff On-1 ~~" net9 ve and were "playing cat and ~ mouse" at an estimated 50 mph L-........ -....... ___ ........... ______ _, m a 30-mph zone, accordmg to Newport Beach police reports. I charges today m Harbor Muruo- The officer reportedly stopped pal Court. the two cars 10 the parking lot of •He's got another drunk d.n- the Newport Theatre Arts Center ving arrest now,~ Desmond said. at 2501 Cliff Dnve, where he chs-·Tue initial inadent was unfortu- covered the alcohol in Ornelas' nate. It was a very tragic event to car and arrested tum say the least. It shocked a lot of Ornelas was booked mto New-1 people" port Beach City Jail and ts being On Sept. 1, 1988, Ornelas held in lieu of $1,400 bail He is plowed a friend's turbo·charged scheduled to be arraigned on the --------- misdemeanor drunken dnvmg • SEE ORNELAS PAGE 6 Committee to discuss resident-only parking .near Harbor High r-------~----------------------------------------------, Amb11Jance proposal veers off course ---• Residents are invited to Feb. 21 meeting to give suggestions for dealing with the parking crunch around the high school. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot mittee has reViewed the neigh- borhood problems and is solicit· ing co~ents from conununity residents at a meeting Feb. 21 at the high school. Contacted at home Monday, many residents of the three streets said they have eXperi- enced problems with .trash and noise from people attending events in Newport Harbors audi- NEWPORT BEACH -Newport torium and 1n the district stadium Heights residents Will have an adjacent to the school. opportunity to say yay or nay to ~ ·1 signed tlie (pro-penDit park- prope>sed parking restrictions on lng petition) because we want ~ str::i!~ r:.~;h r--------------------------------, Scllool at a special com-; f, Y. I. , munity meeting next I + The Newpaft lilkt\ l\"lftlc AffMI I week. : (OnmtlttM wlll heet ,......., cam- ---Two months ago. -at i iliifitl-..nl Jiiiifit OPlkn~liMi Iii the request ol nearby ._.. d*mml at a Peb.51 telidents, City Council· ~.......,... to woman Norma Glover ! attend the.....,. 1 p.m. In popoeed eltabUlhing • i Hall at NkJPOlt .... -...... =ti~ ~~ "-...--------------·--:aone on ..,.... gq Dftye, HoUy LIM and Lau· 1-1 !Net acVacent to Irvin• ~ doM ebOut the peOPl9 AW.. • puting OD the ....... that dall't <Ii • Mid .... , relklentl bilaag ...... IU4 LAUte1 Plliee l.;d cl ........... -·--t lldwanl Pblllp9. ~ ,....,... lnlli came-. and play timlll. ~ JMll , ... ,_. • .,.._....,,_IDadcwrn 8USINESS ~ 6J1-sl02 QftC\AATION ~-11'1 QASSIAED ~ ~ ~ 5*>-1224 ..VWMX Ml,4110 mNNI Framed ... Stad Covach. 18, strikes a pose for photog· raphy student Jeremy Sell . beneath the ..Nawport.B•••-r Pler, Monday afternoon. Sell. a senior at Cen- tennial High School iii Coro- na. used the locatton for a portralt uilgn- ment. • City officials are now considering having a pri--• vate company take care of both ambulance and paramedic services. By Evan Henerson, Da;/y Piiot , w • -.. .. t ! I • I ........ _ ..... ,... ....... M.nllid)Ult two years. I'm not even tbiDking cil kids yet. ' ........ ~ ..... _ ... Olalge ~-auentln TaranliDO IDOfte ·Prom Dusk nu Dawn.· Not'bad: SOrt ot a •DeSpetado- Pulp Fictioo" meets the • Lost Boys• on steroids. When I was a teewage. I bal- ed om female ritual caJled ~ and~wdched m't!f other people dJ.ildreD OD fiye ocr:aSW>s -during one ol my blalbe:r eo--.,,. • A s we were leavmg tllle tbe- ---1•-t.-l=\;eter;-l •w ~more chair aDd stock bim iD • 'igh'ed doset so .be wouldn1"nm • y. So nSedles.s to say. I ckm, normaDY go uVund tDw'O espousing pearls ol cbild-~ wi5dc:lm. When 1 see a couple with a cbild. I muaily think. •ttey. They've bad that one a pretty 1oo.9 time. They probably 1mow what they're doing '" Man. have I been wrong. julie ross cannon My husband, John. and I went to eat dinner and see a movi.e at the Irvine Spectrum Sunday night with another cou- ple. Good dinner, good conver- THE shocking than any ol t.be gory movie scenes that made me hide my ~minutes before. ~ )'here. )eayingtbelr wmm seats a fri aisles behind mine, was a family ol four -mom. dad and two ~ed. el&: u,..,,tary-:age cbiklleD. Yes, rve seen c:b.ildren befme in Rated R mories. Yes. rve seen parents bring inWJts into Rated R moriiest trying to steal a night •out• while the ba.by is sleeping. LfNi HOGSTEN I ~y Fl..oT Ganett ~ enjoys playing In tbe rain Monday. but lm't so thrilled about his blcyde's lRt seat. Gurett. sider hdYel, mother 10.mber and friend Tara Wheeler didn't let the niny weather stop tbem from enjoying theirl.lncoln's Birthday holiday. -We wanted to get dlrty, slide down the bllJs and make my mom mad.• RadYel said. cityside Costa Mesa house fire proves fatal for 2 pets daughter were alone m the house I checking on some perts in the j Motorcyclist injured ~ when the smoke alann went off. front parking lot.• said Stephen • After trying to put oui the fire, they Holl. seivice dlreclor of Theodore chiver makes sharp tmn Two teenagers escaped rounded up most ol the anrmals -Robins Ford on Harbor Boulevard. A car dnver who made a awlden unharmed _ but unfortunately. two dogs, three cats and a parrot -•tte went over the one-way 1eft tum ooto Pomooa Avenue and their pet reptiles chdn't -when a and brought them outside I spikes to the back of the lot.• Holl then fied the scene Mclnday fire broke out m theu family home But a ~year-old mmiature I said. •tte then tried to beat it out evening left a motarcymt slightly Monday afternoon. Doberman pinsche.r. eluding cap-of the gate by following bebmd injured and a gt.ass panel sbattl!!red The blaze destroyed a bed-lure from ~ers and. pobce another custDmer. • iDtD tm, ~Mesa-police said. room. charred the hallway walls I ~.ran~ back 1DS1de_the But he didn't quite make it. and The motmqdist. traveling east· and filled the home m the 200 house. exposmg itself to possible the gate hit him on the shoulder. bound on 19th Street, struck the block of Amherst Road with smoke inhalation, Williams said. Apparently bothered by t.be inci-rear-end d a blue Ford Fainnmt as smoke Damage was estimated at I dent. t.beman-wbowasiDbis30I it turned left on Ptmnne, Costa S30,oootoS35.ooo. Man allegedly seeks -returned to the aa~ gate, Mesatmmc:OfficeJRussRasiiesaid. The cause of the fire -wtuch and~ mote it c:ausmg an 1be mm was thrown from the began in the bedroom of a 15-1 revenge on gate e5timeted~o1$:(0. . naAtccyde.endtbecarcmeeoedfnlD year-old boy -was unknown. A man on a moped -bit on t.be T'IMm, be zipped away on his the .aamt New YOik a 1 cake Three fire engines and one fire I ~ by a gate baniDg em moped. ~ to be ~ a..e m:L.l.9lh S1reet, ...,DJ the cruc:k arrived at the house at ~ tn:m a car dealenbip-~ COsta Mesa potil'e. Oftidals al the glaw WZll d tbe basiqiess. Ria Sllid. p m.. Costa Mesa Fue Capt deoded to get e\'m m a.ta Mesa. car dealership d.edded not to The moto.rcyclist suffered Randy Hicks said. In anger, be bopped off his press charges agaimt the moped minor" injuries and was tabo to a Fiiefighters extmguisbed the moped and alledgedly busted the rid«, but h<JPe.::,tD~::.iesttt~~·~Jti.~rm~+-'~cMbmpit~-· •-.I .. aid blaze i!i. eiqgt minutes. bul.aol beliale gate Week; · to a -We aSked to pay for the The driver of the fainnm:rt Jett " ll CQDSlaned a pair d pet turtles and Costa Mesa police report on the tauten gate.• said Holl. wbo did the scene. bell~ north on ant m the teens~ Feb. 7 ~ not actuany see the incjdent •t1e PonicjNt. ROie siid. Williams' son and younger •tte was. buying parts or iaidhewould.• -0*42 dbfAlilaMmdlt!!IDBeY lobdel. The 9M 24- how .,.., 1111 .. seMar ,.,...,, be UMd to record ldterl tD h edlla' on .,, topic. AAfllESS OUr ad*-.. 11330 w .., St.. ec.ta ~ c.if. !26Z7. •.• .............. .. I guea those" who brought chil- dteii m..dd baTe been aunts or undes or others oat accustomed to what i9 P.'f?J*' ~ for a CbDd. I leariMl:I my JelldO Wheri 1 took my u.year.,old COUllri ro watch the •cute• dinolaurs in Jurassic Park. (We had to leave the theater when the rapton escaped.) • n. ,... . But 10 minutes o~ u&U movie - er any violeot · -woJl]dbe enough to make normal adul~ scamper toward the exit, their bis showering b~ets with M~ Shoo~ the name •Tarantmo• lhould discourage ·anyone from taking a youngster to the movie. ~ I JUSt hope the parent5 didn't make it a double feature and lat- er bit •Leavinq Las Vegas'" play- ing a few doors down. • JULE AOSS CA...oN is a staff writer. neigh~ts Community After pass- ing a rigorous examination OD implant ~.Dr. ltkUnl L Seberg of Newport Beach joined 190 other deli- tists as a Fel- low of the ~merican RtdaMdL AcjMtemy of Sebelg lmj>lant Den-usµy, becoining one of the naW:Jo's leading experts in impMnt care. P. McCann. Ertn E. McCubmes , Monica Mi.feles. Erica L. Muecke, Damd A. Murphy. Hal D. Nguyen, Taketo Nishi, lelJ-nl J. O'Dell. Tori R. Oyler, VI T. Pb.am, AndreW B. llvera, Junko SU.agawa, Brian J. Scb•Dlng, Eml Settadt Seung- woo P. Shl.D. Blzhan Sboeleh. K.eJtb A. SliDon, Erl Suzu.kl, Tbanh nen 'IRD, Canh 1bl Tu. . MUta P. Vall,ama, Hien "M.1nh Vo, Tua.ua J. Wade, Vincent V. White, Ya·Chua.n :Yang, Yoko Yao. FROM NEWPORT BEAOf: Melinda A. Auoll. Frldil. M. Andenson. Judltla BOtdt,, Gabe J. .Browne, Erle Jl. CaiitreU. Susan E. pmilap, Veronique S. Dapuy, Corporate Jsemy M. friend. Dan.tel L The Orange County Engi-Hebb, Jalllce IL Hemotm. Helen Deering Council selected Dand I Hoelane. Usa A. Hofer. K.arim.tna 11.ardD to receive an Outstand-K. Maree.au. Jon C. Mauerllan. mg Engineer Gretchen L MullendoR. S. Mer- . Merit Award cedes Parker. Robert A. Reeva, Hardan a 11mothy M. Riley, Johanna M. regiona.i Rindefjall, Mark F. Rowlands, · Usa A.~onL Jplla G. Shun- Boyle Engi- neering Cor- p oration headquar- tered in New- da. Mula IL Smith. Josli E. Snow, Timothy J. Stark. M.asayuld Ta)t-ma. Amy E. Turner, Jenn.l.fer A. Weaver. port Beach, Todd Stuart Jameson. son of was chosen Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Jameson ~ lbrd.an for the honor of Newport Beach, has been because of his named to the Dean's List at van; more than 30 years of visible I derbilt University for the 1995 fall achievements in water resowces semester. • engineering. : • I Kim Laura Pralle, daughter of Education Mr amd Mrs. Robert R. Pralle of The folloWing students were Corona del Mar, has been name<l named to Orange Coast Col-to the Dean's Llst at Vanderbilt lege's President's List for stu-University for the 1995 ran semes; dents who achieved a 4.0 grade ter. · average for at least 12 units for a semester. FROM CORONA DEl MAR Bradley W. Callahan, llOAUe M.X- FROM COSTA MESA MJdapel J. A.kesson,, Josh IL Bemaett. Scott A. Berkeley, Rebeca A. 81 ....... am Chrlstlna c M. Cbacoa. Iris X. Cheuag, Sla.li1ey S. Cllow. ~mice Cohen, SteftD M. cratg. Un.da M. Dleleaaa, Uye.a P. Doan, Sboko Pwjll. DasUa J. Pmlder- bartl. James !&-Gebsler, aryut L Glhlore. WIWul M; Glwott Ida c-n•.n..vor L Gilf- b., ~ Hao. Gall Harty, Jennll•r L Hell. Michael P. Howard. Kmtchtro IDo, Elba A. Jc+ .... Jack .. Johnso .. Zia z. ~ ...... ~Alu& w. Lat&w, DolaOYm E. Ubrtag, Ad.rlAma M. Lopez- Yo.ag, Debra L MRdal, o.Md Ke'1n Edwud Walden, son of Mr and Mrs. David A. Walden of Corona del Mar, has been named to the Dean's Llst at Vanderbilt University for the 1995 fall semes· ter. Military Navy Lt J g Kevin M. Md.aughlln, a 1986 graduate of Corona del Ma.r High School, has departed for a six-month overseas deployment to the Persian Gulf with Strike Fighter Squa<Sron 146 embarked aboard the aircraft car- rier USS Nimitz. Marine Pvt. Sofia Perez. Buba, daughter of Tony Perez and Cannen Barba of Costa Mesa and a 1994 graduate of Estancia High School. recently· completed. basic training at Marin Corps Reau.it Depot. P4Iris IsJand, South Carolina. ~--,. .· -.. - ..,.. -,• L I ·~-. --~ . ,. . . ' ·_ - Wlch•~·-~ '6dlj.. CINft c.Qndl. - ............. ,o ----Wi In ......... ....... ..... .., .. lllllMt'Of.-...... ._ ... ............. ...... _,,.. ....... al ... . , ............ ....... CQfl'A Ml5A -Mamberi Of =--Wllk.bAOg gn>\lp ~ta; ClemWaw..<;o.- ta MM. gave a half-hour .,..._ ...., ... to the Qty Coundl cm Monday, aylnig ..... Comcil· ..... &Water . Olltrict ii indt· deDt wasteful and fraught db ~t ptobleml. nae bu asked tm coiiDdl to consider taking over tbe ~yee ~. vok· bl9 oanoams about lts cummt opera~ 8Ad pending legilla· tioo lponaOred '·by~. Anembly ~Curt P.rµigle that could 1'91\ilt in the consolidaUon of all · independent water, IAllitary and IADitaUon cli.itrii.U into one ~body. • 11A regional board would , significantly ~e the level of acccnmtabllttY to the d~ With mum lesi information to · and from a single reP-resent.a- ttve, • Heather Somen, the • group's founder, told the coun- cil d\J!ing a ~ tellion late Mood8Y afternoon. • •Having a five-member 1 board serve our entire county at ' the same leY9l Ol leMci! u the • present county Board of Supe!' · visOrs iS truly'. an unacceptable approicb to the mapagement of ow water.• Council members bad ltttle to aay on Monday. but the issue • iS ICbeduled for formal council diltulilOD cm Feb. 30. Tbe amy comment Monday came tram CounclltDan Peter ' Buffa, who Mid be would HU • to .. more information before I vOtlilg Gil the matter •1 WOUid need to hear both lides, • Buffa Mid. •1 would •like to lr.riow what the impact on rates would be, ii any. l ~'1: .,.,.l ..... MMtlifM a.. .... Hllh .... _._ .... ,,.., ....... (J0-12#1,,.. ~) • nJESOAY, FEMUARY 13, 19'6 • A tale of the Old Man and his mom • • • • • W hen I came to Balboa~ 1921, I lived with my sister and brotber·in·laW 1n a liW. house at 116 Bay Ave. Next door wu the Plummer house, a laige two-story residence ln which lived Old Man Plummer and his three sons. I never knew Ted, the older son, who left town early. However, the other two sons -Charlie and Tony - remained and became very mucn a part of early Balboa history. Charlie was the town's first lif e_guard a su lative water man who taught me how to swim, to surf, to skin dive and most of all, to love the ocean. Tony was the town's longtime postman who, duiing the glory days of the-Rendezvous, operat- ed the sound control from a small cubicle on the second floor. Ind- dentally, Tony was the father of future City Councilwoman Ruthelyn P)ummer. But, to get back to Old Man Plummer. I was a lonely 9-year-old in a strange town. Old Man Plummer must have been in bis 80s. I now know his name was John, but everyone in town called him Old Man Plummer. He would sit in the sun in his backyard every Correction A headline in Monday's Daily Pilot regarding the Empire Ballroom was incor- rect. Gregg Mulholland did open the Empire Ballroom but relinquished manage- ment and operatic~ of the club to Butch Rillera some- tune after its opening. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available ••••••••••••••••• • Joa. Vs Fot Al E~ o} llo•maet • • ttll~ 1Mt SpecW Sw-oM • .......... , ..... . For Reservations and Drrections Call 723-0621 25 l Shi~ Way • "'-Port a.di : ADVE~TISE"-S: When you eupport • your local echoole through the • 1996 STUDENT DESIGN AN • • AD CONTEST you create a etrone : buelneee/educstlon partnerehlp . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~UDLICATION DATE: Friday, June 14, 1996 DEADLINE: Space: Fri., Feb. 23 at 5 p.m . INQUl~E ADOUT AD "-ATES • ADS: All Ade are 2 columne ( 4'/•'') t7y 6 11 and deelgned l7y etutfente, lncorponrtlne your advertlelng meeeaee • Call~ur .. lff ,..,,. ......... " ., 611.tllt . -r·r·-.~~ , -- I '• . . ' ' f . ' -._~ ... _ robe rt rctner afternoon. As a lonely kid I began to talk to him. From b.un, I beard the story of Maria Cecelia Plummer, his mother. I n recounting the story, 1t must be remembered that Mr. Plum- mer was in his 80s, I was only 9 years old and am now in my 80s. The story may be inaccurate in detail but the substance lS true. Apparently, Maria Cecelia Plwnmer and her husband lived m San Francisco. He was a sea cap- tain and was gone for much of the time. So, in about 1865, Mrs. Plum- mer took her two sons, Eugene RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where YOU' Dolor Coven Moret 1922 HARIOR llVD .. COSTA MESA· 5'8· 1156 MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEAU ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The nadltlon Continues Since 1972 t'OCK1Atl S f u:)[) 10 CO PHONL AHEAD • and John, with her to Mexico with a plan tO grow oottcn They landed in Mazatlan and right in the mid- dle d a certain historical impleas- • mtDe&i between Benito Juarez and l;mperor Maxmilian Maximilian's French troo oc:cupi aza an Plummer and her two sons fled to Guaymas, which was shortly occupied by the French troops. Apparently, Plummer was a Juar- ista because she felt compelled to.nee again. This time she $ei1Ired. a small boat and left with the commend· able, ff impractical. idea of sailing to San Diego. She and the two boys got.to the middle d the Gulf of Cal- ifornia when a storm came up; the boat sank but they were saved by a steamer on its way to Yuma. They landed in Yuma with a total of 75 cents. Undaunted, Maria Plwnmer opened a restau- rant, made some money and a couple of years later took off for Los Angeles across the desert with her two boys. On arriving in Los Angeles, she opened another restaurant, pros- pered, bought land and became the owner of most of what is now the west side of Los Angeles. At one time, she owned a great deal d what know Hollywood. indud· inq the land on which the HollY· ,.... wood BoWl Is located. Today tbal'e is a small park in Hollywood called Plummer Pertt;:....-. ....... ...-.. .........,,....._*-41 Maria Plummer died and her two sons a didn't have th~ b~ savvy of their mother beca\154! they lost most of her I property to Yankee land grabb8n. Finally, Old Man Plummer took whatever was left, moved to Balboa some time prior to 1920, bunt tbe Plummer bouw and the Plummer Courts on Cypress Street and so it was that I finally had the good fortune to meet and talk to the old man. Old Man Plummer gave me a pocket knife he had carried through all the adventures with his mother. More unportant, he gave me the story of an . mdomitable lady who will rank right up there with all our fight- ing forebears for sheer guts. [t's a good thing for Don Bren that Marla Plummer isn't around today, or she wotlld probably own the Irvine Ranch. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and retired judge. His col- umn appears Tuesdays. §iuc ~oui Jwuthrnit <.Pei cction it 3.06ct Round Brilliant Diamond E-Color VVS1 -Clarity . 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When I was a teenager, I hat- ed that female ritual called baoysitting and only watched over other people's children on 9, five occasions -during one of ~ -~ed my brother t~ ~. chair and stuck him in a lighted ~ closet so be wouldn't run away. • So needless to say, I don't . ~ normally go arOund toWn • espousing pearls of child-rearing ii wisdom. J 5 ! When J see a couple with a child, I usually think, "Hey. They've had that one a pretty long time. They probably know what they're doing.• Man, have I been wrong. julie fe?SS cannon My husband, John, and I went to eat dinner and see a movie at the Irvine Spectrwn Sunday night with another cou- ple. Good dinner, good conver- A:_.s we were leaving the the- :£ ate1, I saw-something more shocking than any of the gory movie scenes that made me hide my eyes minutes before. There, leaving their warm seats a few aisles behind mine, was a family of four -mom. dad and two wide-eyed, ele-. mentary-age children. Yes, I've seen children before in Rated R movies. Yes, I've seen parents bring infants into Rated R movies, trying to steal a night •out• while the baby is sleeping. :·•.' r -. • • • I .)~ ..... bought two t1cbtl tor tbeli chll· dnm to see a liloYie• gory even I had nightmares last night. I'm sure they didn't come to the megaplex intent on Meing "Toy Story• but decided to subject their kids to two houn of mur- der, rape, kiaDapping and demons from the dark side. And they weren't the only ones. We counted at least six more c:bildren under age 10 . attacldilg their parents' legs With both arms. These kids should have t>eeri watching Barney or Mickey Mouse, not a movie where a teenage girl is forced to kill her fathet and brother because they become vanipires. Before you say lt, I know -I don't have children. I can't per- theln. But I do know-children ):>ecause I talk and play with them almost every day as part of my job as the education reporter. I know how impressionable they are, how sup~ "ima_gi· -nary· things can seem very, very real to them. r can't think of a more selfish act than subjecting a child to months of violent nightmares because mom and dad dlilfded to see the movie they waifted to see. Can we say, "Wait for it to come out on video?• !guess those who brought chil- dren could have been aunts or uncles or others not accustomed t took my 1 t-year-oJd cousin to watch the--•cute• dil>otaurs in Jurassic Park. (We had to leave the theater when the raptors escaped.) • But 10 .minutes of thi,s movie - or any violent movie -would be enough to make normal adults sc:a.Ihper toward the exit, 'their kids showering bystanders with oily popcorn. Shoot. the name •Tarantil10" should discourage anyone from taking a youngster to the movie. I just hope the parents didn't make it a double feature and lat- er hit •Leaving Las Vegas" play-11 ing a few doors down. • JUUE ROSS CANNON is a staff writer. neighbors Community After pass- ing a rigorous examination on ilnplant dentistry, Dr. IUcbard L Se berg of Newport Beach joined 190 other den- tists as a Pel- •• . ,. .... 1 • ~-~ low of the America'n :!~L Academy of ,.,.,..lf Implant Den- tistry, becoming one of the nation's leading experts in implant care. Corporate The Orange County Engi- neering Council selected David Hardan to receive an Outstand- ing Engineer Merit Award. Haxdan, a regi?nal vice Boyle Engi- neering Cor- poration headquar- tered in New- port Beach, was chosen P. McCann, Erin E. McGulnness, Monica Mireles, Erica L. Muecke, Daniel A. Murphy, Hal D. Nguyen, Taketo Nishi, Leilani J. O'Dell, Tori It. Oyler, VI T. Pham, Andrew B. Rivera, Junko Sakagawa, Brian J. Schelllng, Einl SeUadl, Seung- woo P. Shin, Blzhan Shoeleh, Keith A. Simon, Erl Suzuki, Thanh nen nan, Canh Thi Tu. Mika P. Valkallla, Hien ~h Vo, Tamara J. Wade, Vincent V. White, Ya-Chuan Yang, Yoko Yao. FROM NEWPORT BEACH: Melinda A. Aaron, Frlda M. Andersson, Juditb Bordi, Gabe J. Browne, Eric R. Cantrell, Susan E. Dunlap, Veronl~ S. Dupuy, Jeremy M. Prlend, DilQJ.el L. Hebb, Janice H. Hemotln, Helen Hoehne, IJsa A. Hofer, Kanmlna K. Marceau. Jon C. Mauerban, Gretchen L Mullendore, S. Mer- cedes Parker, Robert A. Reeves, TI.mothy M. lllley, Johanna M. IUndefjall, Mark P. Rowlands, da, Marla R. Smith, Josh E. Snow, TI.mothy J. Stark, Masayukl Taji- ma, Amy E. Turner, Jennifer A. Weaver. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT Garrett McMasters enjoys playing ln the rain Monday, but lm't so thrilled about his bicycle's wet seal Garrett, sister Rachael. mother Kimber and friend Tara Wheeler ~dn't let the rainy weather stop the.tn from enjoying thelr Uncoln's Birthday holiday~ "We wanted to get dirty, slide down the hills and make my mom mad," Rachael said. David Hardan for the honor because of his more than 30 years of visible achievements in water resources engineering. Todd Stuart Jameson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Jameson of Newport Beach, has been named to the Dean's l.J.st at van; derbilt University for the 1995 fall semester. Costa Mesa house fire proves fatal for 2 pets Two teenagers escaped unharmed -but unfortunately, their pet reptiles didn't -when a fire broke out in their family home Monday afternoon. The blaze destroyed a bed- room, charred the hallway walls and filled the home in the 200 block of Amherst Road with smoke. Damage was estimated at $30,000 to $35,000. The cause of the fire -which began in the bedroom of a 15- year-old boy -was unknown. · Three fire engines and one fire truck arrived at the house at 5:02 p.m., Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Randy Hicks said. cityside daughter were alone in the house when the smoke alarm went off. After trying to put out the fire, they rounded up most of the animals - two dogs, three cats and a parrot - and brought them outside. But a 5-year-old miniature Doberman pinscher, eluding cap- ture from firefighters and police officers, ran briefly back inside the house, exposing itself to possible smoke inhalation, Williams said. Man allegedly seeks revenge on gate A man on a moped -hit on the shoulder by a gate barring exit from a car dealership -apparently decided to get even in Costa Mesa. checking on some parts in the front parking lot,• said Stephen Holl. service d.Uector of Theodore Robins Ford on Harbor Boulevard. •He went over the one-way spikes to the back of the lot,• Holl said. •He then tri~ to beat it out of the gate by following behind another customer." But he didn't quite make it, and the gate hit hhn on the shoulder. Apparently bothered by the inci- dent, the man -who was in bis 30s -returned to the offending gate, and allegedly broke it, O!using an estimated damage of $4(Jjf Motorcyclist injured as driver makes sharp turn A car driver who made a sudden left tum onto Pomona Avenue and then fled the scene Monday evening left a motorcyllst slightly injured and a glass panel sbatternd into bits, Costa Mesa police said The motorcyclist, traveling east- bound on 19th Street. struck the rear-end of a blue Ford Fairmont as it turned left on Pomona, Costa Mesa traffic Officer Russ Rose said. The man was thrown frcm the mot£rcyde. and tbe CM careened into the vacant New Yen Oleesecake store an 19th Street. shattering the gias wall ct the busfnest;, Rme said. The motorcyclist suffered minor injuries and was taken to a Education The following students were named to Orange Coast Col- lege's President's List for stu- dents who achieved a 4.0 grade average for at least 12 units for a semester. FROM CORONA DEL MAR Bradley W. Callahan, ltosalle M.Kane FROM COSTA MESA Michael J. Ak.esson, J'osb R. Kim Laura Pralle, daughter of Mr amd Mrs. Robert R. Pralle of Corona del Mar, has been namE><t to the Dean's Llst at Vanderbilt University for the 1995 fall semes. ter. Kevin Edward Walden, son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Walden of Corona del Mar, has been named to the Dean's Llst at Vanderbilt Uruversity for the 1995 fall semes- ter. Military Navy Lt. j .g. Kevin M . McLaughlin, a 1986 graduate of Corona del Mar High School, has departed for a six-month overseas deployment to the Persian Gull with Strike Fighter Squa41'on 146 embarked aboard the aircraft car- rier USS Nimitz. Firefighters extinguished. the blaz.e in eight minutes, but not before it consumed a pair of pet turtles and mast c4 the teen's pnssessinm. In anger, he hopped off his moped and alledgedly b:usted the ga~ last -week; according to a Costa Mesa police report on the Feb. ? incident. Then, he zipped away on his moped, only to be stopped by Costa Mesa police. Officials at the car dealership decided not to press cha.rges against the moped rider, but hope to getxestitution. •we"11Sked b:lm 10 payror the broken gate," said Holl. who did not actually see the inddenl "He said he would.• local b~ta.1. Roee said. _ -Th~ver Of the Jleinnont left the scene, heading north on Pomona.. Rose Mid. Bennett, Scott A. Berkeley, Rebecca A. Black.ham, Chr1sUna M. Chacon, Iris K. Cheung, Shirley S. Chow, Maurice Cohen, Steven M. Craig, Unda M. Dteleman, Uyen P. Doan, Shoko Pujll, Dmttn J . Funder- burk, James A. Celuler, Bryant L Gilmore, WWlam M. Glwott, lr1Da Gomala. 1\'evor L GrU- fln, Jacqueline Hao, Gall Harty, Jennifer L. Hell, Michael P. Howard, Kenlchiro Ino, Elissa A-Jotua.on, Jeck-It. Johnson, Zin z. Khtn, Rmne Kregzdalte, Alan W. Laidlaw, Donovan E. Ubd.Dg, Adriana M. Lopez- Young, Debra L Maudal, David Marine Pvt. Sofia Perez- Barba, daughter of Tony Perez and Carmen Barba oteost:a Mesa and a 1994 graduate of Estancia High School, recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris lsJand, South Carolina. Wtlliam.s' son and younger "He was buying parts or Pilot Willl1m Lobdell. The same 24-D•lly Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour 1nswerlng service may be Mesa. CA. 92626. ~ No ~ to record letters to the news sU>riel; lllustratk>ns. edlto- W1TAMl!SA editor on "!lY topic. rial m.tt.. ot -.rtltements ADDRESS lwfln un be repn)duced with- Our eddr.-Is 330 W. Bay St., out written permlslon of copy· ntOMAS H. JOttNSOtlt. Costa Mesa. C.llf. 92627. rl~ownef. ~ HOW TO IEAOt us , Wll.UAM ........._ Edltot CORBECDONS srwaw=• It Is the Pilot's pollcj to prompt· Clmll6n I ~Editor tY correct ell errors of subst•nce. The limes Orlf')ge County l .. YOKOI; 0ty Editor Pie.-c.all 57 .... 233, Thenk you . (800) 252-9141 1 MMIC MIUl'nN, Photo Edlt0t m Act-19'1Wng I IC8I •£ OiiM. 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Thi QI ... ., .• ,...My,.. ........ COSTAMISA • HOO blodt of~ Awnue! Somebody deaned out • storage unit et a <ommercial facility -tlltlng the victim's wASher, dryer, clothe$. and toys •nd lffvlng the door 0pen. • t00 iltlodl of to.Ith CoMt Drfvie! A thief i'Mi:1e off with I steel tool bo• filled to the bflm with tools worth S' ooo • 2700 Mln4ew "-d: SomeoM br0k1 Into a ~ ~f metet: COin boxes. making off wfth SJOO In <otm. • leudt COMt . ...._ ,..,.. ..,. ... Lot: someone drove his car Into • pollal whlde -fllled with thrwe ~ theft JUSPeC'tS - causing minor c:t.tm.ge. The police officer w. standing outside the car It the time, talking to a relatMi of one of the theft SUS" p«tS. · OM of the thrlit INtdi N pOlte. Qr <°"'Philned of a htedldM iftw the .xldlM. Jt...,.....makefor- *1 P'S••tdon to COi- ia Mela City Councll. CQITA MESA -Memben Of Gae~ wet<'.bdog 9'0UP C'otJWon fpr Clemi Wat.er-co.-ta 'Miia gave a balf ·bour p(e- •Uttr.I to the City Council CID Monday,· laying Mela Cond· datlMl Water District ii inefll· deat, wweful and fraught Wltll nM~t problems. The tioo bu esked the CXMmdl to cOmider taking over tbe 65-employee agency, voic-mg cancems about its CUIT8Dt ~tions and pending legilla- tioo spolllOl'ed by Assembly S~ Curt Pringle that could reswt in the consolidation Of all l.Ddependent water, sanitary arid 18.i:Utation distiicts into QDe ~body. •A i:egtonal boa.rd would • significantly change the level of accountabWfy to the dt:iieri.fy with mut:h less informaUon to • and 'from a ~le represent&- • tive, • Heather Somers, ttie group's founder, told tbe coun· ' dl during a study s.eSSiOD late Monday llftemoon. •ttavtng a five-member • board serve our entire county at • the same level of .ei'Vice u the · ·present county Board of Super· 1 visors is truly an unacceptable approach to the management Of OW' water." Councll membeis had little to say on Monday, but the issue • ii lclleduled for formal council •dJICuiDOi:l OD fleb. 20. Tb8 ODlf camment Monday • came from Cound1man Peter • Buffa. wbo Mid be Would like • to eee more lnformalion before • votmg CID the matter. • ~ WOUid need to hear bOth side1, • BUffe Mid. "'l would ·like to mow what the impact on rates woilld be, 1f any. I D Arc:wort ">': .....,,..~ Miltlifff C.C.~Hlf#t LM-""' ·-~ MnMf" (PO-t2tlt,,.. ~) • TUESDAY. FEIRUAAY 13. 1996 • A tale of the Old Man and his mom wou1'l --to lmoW ....... lot ...... tlibw 1· WGald want lo vQte ..... . ID lti ~•1entatioa, ~ """"-c:nea COit -.rw m U.aDllnidlDD .,, .......... RI• "*Z&tecl~ me• arniiil , ~ leali With MDIII INn:l_...t m tbe -~ .. otMr rea- IOU to~sw~ thtt Wal9r diltrlCt into dty • ~ationl. "WWl tbe greater~ lie awaie· Mllof~ matters, the .-~ tbe Cify Council demon - itrates to thQ wblic and the televt· lion. cover- ._ we b8lieVe that the ded· lioni made Will be more U1 lirie with the public's wisbel, .. COcill- tion lil.ember Burt Oblig told the cOuDaL Qhli9 also criticized Mesa CGD&Olidated's boanl of diret- ton, aCCUling them Of being unrespomive to the public's concerns and~-·nie Qty CoUndlbas demon- stntted an operi. reSpoostve and ' aware posture with iegard to the citizens c:l the city,. Qtilki' St\ld. ·nus would be .-~:welcome change fnmi the atmosphere at tbe water distdct.. Boaid president Thldy Oblig, ~ former Ui-law of Burt Oblig, and member Mike Healey sat ~ throughout the presen- tatiOn and o1fered no rebuttals or comments afterward. However, at a IDIEieting With dty otficja)s la.It week. water board membei Hank Panian said the water diltrid woWd be opposed to any type of consoli- dation c:l servic8I with the C#y that were not planned ~ tiveiybetween the two a~ • when I came to Balboll tn 1921, I lived with my sister and brotbet-tn-law 1n a little house at 116 Bay Ave. Next door was the Plummer house, a large two-S\Qiy resicfence in which lived Old Man Plummer ond bis three sons. I neyer knew Ted, the older son, who left town e4lly. However, the other two sons -Charlie and Tony- remained and became very much a part of early Balboa history. Charlie was the town's first lifeguard, a superlative water man who taught me bow to swim, to surf, to skin dive and most of all. to love the ocean. Tony was the town's longtime postman who, duriilg the glory days of the Rendezvous, operat- ed the sound control from a small cubicle on the second floor. Inci- dentally, Tony was the father of future City Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plummer. But. to get back to Old Man Plummer. I was a lonely 9-year-old in a strange town. Old Man ~lummer must have been in his 80s. l now know lus name was John, but everyone in town called him Old Man Plummer. He would sit in the sun in his backyard every Correction A bead.line in Monday's Daily Pilot regarding . the Empire Ballroom was incor- rect. Gregg Mulholland did open the Empire Ballroom but relinquished manage- ment and operations of the club to Butch Rillera some- time after its opening. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available ••••••••••••••••• • Join Vs N>t Aa Emdllf o}-bwe • • .,Jth net SpecW.... • ••••••••••••••••• For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shi~ Way • Newport Budl ADVEl'.TISERS: When you eupport your local echoole through the 1996 STUDENT DESTGff A AD CONTEST you create a etrong buelneae/ education partnerahip. • ,.U&LICATION DATE: : . Frlef111y, June 14, 1996 • : DEADLINE: • Space: Fri., Fet7. 23 at 5 p.m . • • • · INQUll~e A&OUT AD l'.A TES . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADS: All M& •re 2 column& ( 4'/•") j,y 611 and deeieneet by etuefente, lnco~ratine your aefvcrtlelne moeeae~ --v--· ;·· -~~.....-.-,, ~ ,. . • -:-2 ... :~--=~ robe rt _,gardner afternoon. As a lonely kid I began .to talk to him. From bun, I heard the story of Maria Cecelia Plummer, his mother. I n recounting the story, 1t must be remembered that Mr. Plum- mer was in his 80s, I was only 9 years old and am now in my 80s. The story may be inaccurate in detail but the substance is true. Apparently, Maria Cecelia Plummer and her husband lived in San Francisco. He was a sea cap- tain and was gone for much of the time. So, in about 1865, Mrs. Plum- mer took her two sons, Eugene RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Wher9 Your Dollar Coven Mofel 1922 HARIOR llVD., COSTA MESA · 544· 1156 • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The 1\-adltlon Continues Since 197Z <'()CK TAil S fr HJ() lll GO PHONt AHf-.AO • Plwnmer and her two sons fled to Gua.ymas, which was shortly occupied by the French troops. Apparently, Plummer was a Juar- ista because she felt compelled to. flee again. 'Ibis time she secured a small beat.and left with tb&oommend- able, if impractical idea ot sailing to San Diego. She and the two boys got to the middle of the Gulf ot Cal- iforriia when a storm came up; the boat sank but they were saved by a steamer on its way to Yuma They landed in Yuma with a total ol 75 cents. Undaunted, Maria Plummer opened a restau- rant, made some money and a couple of years later took off for Los Angeles across the desert with her two boys. On arriving in Los Angeles, she opened another restaurant, pros- pered, bought land and became the owner of most of what is now the west side ol Los Angeles. At one time, she owned a great deal °' what Js DOW Hollywood. Jndud- tng the land OD Wbicb the HOltf • ... wood Bowl ii 1oc4ted. Today there Is a smaJJ park 1n Hollywood caJled Plunu:ner Paik. M4ri4 Plummer died arid her two sons ap~Uy ~'t have because they lost tnO$l of her property to Yankee land grabben. F fnally, Old Man Plummer took whatever was left, moved to Balboa some time p rior to 1920, built the Plummer house and ~Plummer Courts-o~ • Cypress Street and so it was that l finally had the good fortune to meet and talk to the old man. Old Man Plummer gave me a pocket krufe be had canied· through all the adventures with his mother. More important. he gave me the stoiy of an indomitable lady who will rank right up there with all our fight- ing forebears for sheer guts. It's a good thing for Don Bren that Maria Plummer isn't around today, or she would probably own the Irvine Ranch. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and retired judge. 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That spawned a suggestion from Councilwoman Sandra Geni.5, who recommended the coundl also , take 8 look at ways to IIUlke 17th Street more pedestrian friendly. CQurt- yai'cfs with »Jangle ~uare .m be Ydth a pedestrian brldge ... By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -From a list of 17 potential issues, the City Comtd.hm Monday s~e<rlrve to be considered high priorities for 1996. • V-Ou can find-all kinds--of stuff in.that area,• Gen\S said. •There are some n eat bookstores and Shops, but you need to walk it to find these places.• -GMY llONAHAN Council members outlined the priorities during a study session on Mqn.day. One of the more interest- ing suggestions came from Coun- dlmcw Gary Monahan, who..said he'd like to improve pedestrian atcess in one of the city's most ~pular shopping areas. ilk.Mayor !~_Erlthcksofn saib·d he'df ............................... . · e to exouuue e easi ility o -.,_, They lnclude focusing on the annexation of Newport Coast: completing a citywide study of costs, fees and performance mea- surements; monitoring John Wayne airport and the develop- ment of an airport at the former El Toro marine Base; economic development; and monitoring of landfill disposal fees. "I'd like to see if there's a way we can link the Courtyards with Triangle Square, maybe with a pedestrian qridge, " Monahan said. ~It's very hard to get around iil that area, and I think we could use ~e ideas there.~ .. acquiring state land, like the National Guard facility by TeWin- kle Park and Fairview State Hos- pital, if those facilities ever become available for purchase. Councilman Peter Buffa sug- gested the council develop a clear- cut policy dealing with abandoned or vacant commercial properties. ·we need something that says this is what happens in Costa Mesa if your property becomes vacant and rundown.• Butta said. •As time goes on, you should be expected to maintain your property so it does not become this ruesome property.• Councilwoman Mary Horn- buckle said she would like the council to consider developing a comprehensive program for the community's youth this year. City Manager Allan Roeder will spend the next few weeks for- mulating the suvgested goals into a list and studying the feasibility before bringing it back to the council for formal adoption. City staff will review the remaining 12 issues this year, but the top five will be given greater emphasis thanks to the council vote Monday. Among the aims of the five selected priorities: • The completion of a cosVben- 'falent search sponsored by Exchange Club • ~CORONA DEL MAR -The Oasis Senior Center is the site of ~ year's Search for Talent Con- test, sponsored March 23 by the Bxchange Club. Convention on June 30 ~ San Diego. ~ nus year'~ 40ntest will be a ~bmed club effort including d)ntestants from the Newport He.rbor, Orange Coast, Saddle-~ Valley, South Orange Coun- ~ and Century Laguna Beach ~~ange Club chapters. The Exchange Club is com- prised of men and women who work in four major areas of con- cern: youth projects; community service; Americanism projects; and prevenpon of child abuse. The Oasis Center is located at : The contest is open to all youngsters between 6 and 18 yedrs of age who can smg, dance ot''P.lay a musical instrument. Qtoups of up to four may also •i;" :-Winners of the local competi- t{on will compete in the Area Pi.nil& and then in the Regional Finals_ Regional winners will perform before the California J'kvada -!.<A'l.J.il~L""-1 ................... i...uo>~..._..., "' .. ; " ~· ., " .. .. • e-.. .. .. .. • .. ''Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" you to yoga DRAPERY S:ALE! .. c .. • • • .. Custom. Window Treatments Shutter• • Shath• • l>Ndu• Blinds Cu•tom Slipccrosn • ~11d• Cre11t' Unl'f"~'Stvl1• With O ur FR££ o,.,.,..,. l:OJUMlt1etlon 50°1:. OFF 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Anyone desiring applica- tions for the Search for Talent Contest should contact the local chairman, Jerome Carrasco, at 830-9970. Tel: (714) 646-1298 Fu: (714) 64e-3951 R p,.,, dtlivt'1 440 Fair Drive Cos~Meso 546-3288 GRANDPARENTS! 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Send Payment to: Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce 1835 Newport Blvd., Suire E-270, Costa Mt"Sa, CA 92627 efit analysis to determine whether the annexation of the Newport Coast area would make financial sense. The dty wowd also oogm discussing the terms of annexation with Newport Coast residents, the landholder and Orange Cowty. • The review and implementa- tion of a consultant's study that addresses costs, fees and perlor- mance guidelines throughout the city. • The opposition of an initia- tive designed to prevent a com- mercial airport at the Marine Cows Air Station of El Toro once the base becomes vacant in 1999. Airport issues have been high council priorities for the past two years. • The consideration of forming a redevelopment agency to help improve older areas of the city. The city will also look to add new business improvement districts and review a feasibility study to .....•.•..•••.........•.....•• ~ ..... . build a conference center in New- port Beach. • T}\e consideration of all alter- natives to taking city refuge to county-owned landfills. Because the city provides trash service free of charge to its residents, increases in county landfill costs must be passed directly to the city's residents. Items that did not make the "hlgh priority• cut include automation expansion and strengthening efforts to deliver information to the public; staff development; increasing the training of city staff members in disaster preparedness and a review of the Newport Center/Fashion Island land uses Don't put your home on the market until you've read this! _, SPECIAL FREE R EPORT How to Avokl 11 Critical Mistakes That Could Cost You Thousands of Dollars! Selling your home can be a very SITCSSfuJ experience. That's why it's so .. .important to prepare yourself ns · ~d -a -n' Educate you,..;elf concerning your real ei.tatc mat\.et, how to get che mo\I money for your home und 1he step~ necessary 10 conclude the ~ale. Thc~e things C<m ull be 4u11e stres,ful fo.-the inexperienced home SC!ller. L.Ack of preft~~:Oc&u~~~:B'.i~r~~O~~~~~d= .. ·Pon·, 1c1 l -800·728-1516 Ext. 3021 anytime 24 hours a day. Thi$ IJ> a no obli11.otio11. ·omm1111lty un·lce with Plush or Berber Aufloozed °"!ef Fot I or. only l•l s499•~~~ OAC (_,ARPl~'f DEPO VINYL* WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Ctr111"'61'CW -'RuitlnttUJ ~ ~ JmiU Ful Line ol Wool, Woven Xxminster & SISll Cefpeting Avlllllblt 1904 Hart>or Boulevard • Cost. ..... N.E. Comer of Harttor a 1"9 ~ 722·9642 - HI I> I I<)'. 11< ll I 1 ((1'-.l\\11,, "'-') 1111 l'I I< 1'1 I<'-.< l'\ l{t'1 I \,11ic111' 11111 \I ll, I•'• l\1 cf 1111I.lie1 .11 111 1111\1!.1\ 1·1111111\ !'>');, CONROY'S IUSINESSIPROFESSIONAL WOMEN South C<>Mt Business and Pro- fessional Women's lunch and pro-~ is at 11 :30 a.t m Torito, 633 s. Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. nietop.; ic is •following YOW' Heart In All That You Do.• The cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. For more1nformatron, cair '72-4666. 35MM CAMERA WORKSHOP The two-part introductory workshop is designed to help stu- dents develop and improve both visual and mechanical skills with a 35mm camerll. The class is from 1 to 9 p.m. today and Feb. 20 at Orange Coast College. Registra- tion is $45. For more information, call 432-5880. INVEST IN STOCK MARKET •1nvest in the Stock Market with Your Principal Guaranteed with Index Annuities" is the title of the free noon program in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Llbrary, 1000 AvQCado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. ASSET PRESERVATION The Jewish Senior Center of Orange County will host a compli- mentary seminar on •Long-Term Care/Successful Asset preserva- tion" at 11 a.m. at the Center, 250 E, Baker St., Costa Mesa. Seniors and their families are invited. For more information or reservations, call 953-3663. WOMEN IN FOODSERVla The February dinner meeting of the Roundtable For Women In Feodservice meets at 6 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $20 for members pre- paid and $30 for non-members. aroUndtown Guest speaker ii Sany Krantz for- mer president of Family Restau- rants, Inc. For more information, call 665-6312. ADULT LEVEL CPR The Newport-Costa Me~a lrvine F8Jnlly YMCA's American Heart Assodatton Adult Level CPR class is today and Tuesday from S to 9 p.m. at 2300 Uniyersicy Onve, Newport Bea~. The cost is $25"" or members and $35 for non- members. Participants must regis- ter prior to class. For more infor- mation, call 642-9990. WBDNFSDAY PARENT HELP USA Parent Help USA offeIS a vol·· unteer orientation meeting over noon tea at A Secret Affair Tea Room, 410 31st St., Newpo~ Beach. The program provides information on various volunteer opportunities and a tour of the Parent Help Center. Donation is $12. For more information, call 723-7170. MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChW'ch breakfast is from 1 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall. Brad McMurray, music associate of St. Andrew's will speak on #Back from the Brink." The· cost is $2.50 and all men in the community are invited. For more infonnation, call 631-2880. HEALTHYNOONNETWOR~NG The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting is from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast Highway. Irwin nester will speak on •1nsurance Fraud: How employers can protect them- selves.• The cost is $15 and Newport• ) includes lunch. For more informa- tion, call 729-4400. ART LEAGUE GENEAAL MEETING The Costa Mesa Art Leagtle's general meeting and demonstra- tion iS at 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Cen- ter. 184S ,!>art AYe.. This-month's demonstration will be conducted by Lorraine E'drle on watercolor. For information, call 540-6430. CAREER NETWORK MEETING St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church oifers a Career Network meeting for the unemployed. Tonight's meeting at 7:3&p.m~· tw'es job career coach Bud LePeb- vre on the topic •1nterviewing Techniques with Career Action.• The free ongoing Thtusday meet- ings are held in the Chapel, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Call 574-2239. CUT YOUR TAXES Finance 500 otters a free one- hour workshop on how to cut your federal and state taxes with a con- science from 1 to 2 p.m. or from 6 to 1 p.m. at University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information or reservations, call 251-0270. O.C. LAW AUXILIARY The Orange County Law Aux- illary's monthly luncheon meeting is at 11:30 a.m. at Scott's Seafood Grill in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 957-0352. 'DIALOGUE FOR LOVERs' Newport Beach Central Library presents •Dialogue for Lovers,• a dramatization of Shakespearian sonnets, at 1 p .m. in ~e Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event is free. For more information, call 717-3801. Mulligan's CiOLF APPARELOUTLET .._ ............................ , Huge Moving Liquidation Sale! 2-8 "'2-18 10 to 40% OFF Already Low Prices Mont9ctto Shltta 1e On1Jt IS.C .._ 1651-tua-ol 12111*11 • 2075 ~ ..... Coeta ... 11/2 mite notlll ol Trlqlt Squn, tXil S5 souOl ll Yletarte) . AMBULANCE CONTINUED FROM 1 Safety Committee Monday, came as welcome news to Med- Trans, the Santa Ana-based company that currently pro- vides the cinr's ambulance ser- vice. Instead of losing their busi- ness in Newport Beach -a e that Medlfans "Officials said would prompt them to lay off nJhe employees -the com- pany learned it would be able to bid for increased business within the city. "All we ever wanted was the opportunit}'__!Q fOm~ete for business,• said Tara Regan, Medlfans' director of internal communications. ·we're a little surprised that they' re going to put the whole system out to bid, but when you have a competi- tive spirit, you end up with a better system." Councilwoman Norma Glover, who chairs the Public Sclfety Committee, says she does not expect the Fire Department review to force any staff reductions. •The chief is comfortable at the level we're at no..,,• Glover said after the meeting. wrm not a proponent for anybody being laid off ... Riley's proposal to have the city increase its emergency medical services has been con- troversial since the idea first came up in 1993. By purchasing ambulances, training addition- al firefighters to become para- medics and equipping all fire stations with city paramedic units, Riley is seeking to improve the efficiency of FREE PAGER -~ FREE PAGER 3400 Irvine Ave, Sl8 103, Newport Beoch • 476-2244 • TUESDAY. FEBAUMV 13, 1916 '.' I I ' I I t I '\., Jesponse t.i.IQe and generate more money for the city's gen- eral fund. Opponents of the proposal say Riley's revenue predictions are· overly optim1stic and the plan's true goal is to give more work to an under-used fire- fighting staff. Cost and expo- sure to litigation are other con- siderations, opponents say. At Monday's meeting, the second time the Public Safety Committee has reviewed the issue, opponents asked the council subcommittee either to' come up with more thorough figures or to kill th• ,_ entirely. Fonner oty planning ~ missioner Hany MentD Uk• ad Riley's proposal to • speDdlDg hundreds of thoulaDds OI dci- lan to draw to an indie,. str~bt.• • •1t just doesn't make MDM, •"' Menill said. Councilman Dennis O'N4i!JI: said be favored sending ;IM:., proposil to the full City .Co\ai- . cil for a final d~on. "The dty; already provides emergenc,. ipedical services, O'Neil noted. .- ·1 don't see the dtizens of Newport Beach wanting m to eliminate that,• O'Neil said. ..:: But Mayor Hedges, who bu ~o...._ thor<>ugh reView ol all city departments and .. .! vices, said he felt a review ol emergency medical service'.: costs -city vs. private sector -0 • was appropriate and n~.- Paramedic service may be a ' service which the private sectOt" can deliver more efficiently, tbe mayor said. ~ •rm not saying ~e should." get out of the busmess alto-, gether, • Hedges said. •Once we make the judgment, we can deode how to provide the levet:: "of service in the most efficient manner possible.• MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES: New Member Orienarion • 25-Yard Heated Pool • Use fFree Weight Room and Equipment by Body Master• Basketball : Volleyball • Stair Climbers • Treadmill • · Lifccyclcs • Schwinn Airdyne Bicycles• L.ifc Rower • Concept II Rower • Upper Body Ergomctcr • Nordic Track • Racquetball • Handball • Step Aerobics •Active Ider Adult Fitness • Hard Bodies Oass • Aqua Acrobia • ~uatic Fitness • Senior Aquatic Fitness • Swim For our Life • Senior tap Swim • Loclfer and l'owcl Service •AWAY Program Allows Use of Other YMCA Facilitits r .-----------------------• I I I I I I I I I I LAS CONnNUED fllOM 1 man 200SX into Debbie Ann Killelea, 37. ID • Balboa Pep,imu- la alley, kiDiDg her. Ornelas, who w t 9 at the time. was reported- ly mioxacated after a day of body- ~ at the Wedge and drink- ing malt UquO:f and 1~1-proat nnn wi1b beer cbasen Ornelas. late.r described by his !amllY as a good student and model son who they didn't mow dnmk alcohol, reportedly scram- bled from the wreckage mutter- ing, •you (expletive) bitch.• and then ran, but was tackled by a witness. Ornelas' passenger, John Lozano, had inAdvertently video- la jury '"'am-ltmd.,..111111 0i s' I If lar-mr t •tnt wlllclamillld a two-:year pmaa -11 F C9 tleWM released from SoltdAd PliloD became be bed _....., ~ the sentence. A~ to an OctOber 1991 news report. OmelM' blgll IChool ana ~al iiCOfitl~ he had a history ol alcobOl and drUg problems. Killerel llus"t>ahd. ~ bu since remamed and ls rwu;Ung a landscapiiig business in Costa Mesa . Monday, Brian Killelea declined to comment on Ornelas' arrest and said only that bis fami- ly is •doing fine,• since the tragic accident. ~ii---...,,,,_,. th~ acddent:' a-f989'1ailliouse mteiVleW" just after his odginal conviction. Ornelas said he wanted to give speeches or possibly write about his experience in hopes of stop. ping others from abusing alcohol. . . "' - That footage was later shown as evidence in Ornelas' trial. Defense attorneys contended the videotape showed Killelea, a mother of three, contributed to her own death by defianUy step- ping m front of the car in the alley that motorists often sped through. Killelea 's two sons witnessed their mother bemg struck and thrown about 50 feet. Ornelas' original 1989 convic- tion of grossly negligent vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and a 10-year prison sentence were overturned on appeal in 1991 when his attorney Ralph Bencdngey successfully argued the jury wasn't told they could bnd Ornelas guilty of a lesser •••••••••••• •MARINA 1 HR. foro• • 1635 "'-port Blud • Co.lo "'-• • 642-8205 • • MON-FRJ 10-7 •SAT 10-6 • • 1 Hour Color Fiim Procc..lng • • .p., •F. 10W.OT,..,. • • :tdr;;J1 ~~· • Ill I 'Jr\!, ~,. ---------•" •• ss.oo OFF ,• • 1 POR11lAIT PACKAGE a• . -·-----..-.... . I -"'";..~---I .----------· --------·-, •• 5 1.00 OFF ,• • I COLOR ENl.ARGDmmJ • • u-..-..-.. '• I ---. -·-----.-.... .• I ___ _...-. 9 - - -~ ~ - --·~ •••••••••••• •Alcohol isn't all that Ws cracked up to be,· be said. •rm not going to tell people not to do it, I'm just going to warn them of the effects, how it affected me. It stopped my future .• SH .. \P~:-t·1> ---- NEW -PORT .. 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THE Daily Pilot Sbe also talked to friendl, iDductiJlg Rnletind WiUi•ms, the Pre.ideal ol the ~ Beach Conference 4Dd Visiton Bureau, who was diagnosed with breast Cancel in Mafo •Mj Sftillltii>.._n_is ........ ~-eren t1Wi Manan'• in that I detected the lump m~ and went to the doctor,• sald W'OUaiDS, wlio is now finishing radiation treat· ment and says that initial tests show that she is now cancer-free. ·ne cancer bad already spread into my system. 1 was faced w.ith chemotherapy for six months.• And Williams . is etting onger every day. • •My energy leve l is fabu- lous," Williams said. •1 can say, generally ~a.king, that thQSe that have a positive attitude get through it a lot better than those that do not.• · Following Williams' example, Bergeson -allowing herself a r-------------------------------------------------------------·----------------------, brief respite from work 1n her Newport Beach home -ls upbeat. • •The toughest part is the waiUng, the appreh~nsion," Bergeson said. •1t wa.s a major event of my lite, but everything Will go on. And l.willpr.nbably b stronger for il • "Don't take anything for granted,• she added. •Get your ~c;>gram and regular check- ups. It vecy well may have saved my life and it could save others.• ~---------i I ,,., '· ( )111/ct 1 ' 70 % Oft' of What? Compare our prices. See our selection. Experience our customer service. HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-0 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa PARKING CONTINUED FROM 1 Many felidentl, however, said the problem isn't a major one. •n·s a little better than it used to be,• said Fred Wright, wllo ilso Uves on Lauret Place. Hi~b school visitors used to parJC m front of his home and blQCk his driveway, he said, until dty offidals painted the curb red. •1 don't think (resident per- mits) would hurt: be satd .· •Really, quite frankly, w e don't have have very much of a pf!>b· lem.. School officials say the park- ing restrictions woul~ hurt com- munity members who attend school events at Newport Har- bdi' "' -not .uowiDg for ade-~ =h..~o11~ pedd.ng lotl -oae off 15th street and another ott 16th Street -bUI they .... rarely full. city ·.Otfidalc lldd. . Newport-Mesa Unified School District BoUd Preaident )im de Boom said board mem-ber's and oda' 1wwmun1dly rest- dezitl ere conan.c:t tbe sped.al . ~~ ~ts Could lead to more restricted zones in New- port Beach .. •Once you establish the precedent, then other nelgb- borboods in Newport Beach are going to want permit parking,• he said. •1 think it's going to be a _problem. I'm sony to see it happen -that the residents would take this option instead of meeting with the school dis- trict to see what could be done.• ' FITT's Metabolic Advantage Diet111 • Cmef, Aff 61. 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Here11 how to enter: Answer the 5 Oscar trivia questions below and mail your entry to: f?odheim Marlteting Group. 125 E. Balter St .. Ste .. #266, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Attn: Gala. Entry tklUll.iw u Wet!, M11reh 20, 1996. The winner will be notifod by ulephon1. ' The wi?nrr and a ~'1! will att~ the ~laclt-tit "Nipt of th. SUlrl" gala at Butango, whuh mclutks dinnn, live and silmt auaions, viewing of the 68th Annual Acadnny Awards on a lafKe-smen 1V anti morr. OSCAR TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. DANCES WITH WOLVES garnerCd a total of how many Oscars in 1991? 2. Who won best supporting actor for A FISH CALLED WANDA in 1989? 3. What foreign film was heralded as the best in 1988? 4. Who won the prestigious ThaJbcrg Award in 1987? 5. Who directed AMADEUS wliiCh won best picture in 1985? F1r morr infom111tion on •N'.pt•/ tlM StMt", r•IJ tlH Aisir1'1ntt u .,-w •I 6''·6929. ---------~-----~~ 2,._.__._ __ ~:----~~........;~~,..,_-.---.::......._,_ __ ~~~--~~------ 3.__....._..._..._--:"-"_..__.._ __ ~~~...__...._..;; ________ _.... ____ __:_ __ __ '·~::::;:::::~::::~:::;:::;:=~~;;;:;;;;;:;;;.=;:::;;;::::;::::;~~~I 5~~~~~-f-'"~~~~...._ __ ..__ ________ ~,._..--......;;..;_, EYE-OPENER Newport, Harbor gets wild-card draw in soccer playoffs \ 111--..u.. QUOTE OF THE DAY ' Ml-GJO. ext. au were announced Monday at the Southern Section office, however, Davis said the powers that be had something up their sleeve when it came to the Eagles' draw. GIRI;S HOOPS CIF PLAYOFFS that Morningside ·(22-3 and top- seeded) is on the other side of the bracket. Whoever gets by the (Estancia-Rosary matchup) has a pretty good cbance. • Faulkner. ~Uy 1'Jlo1 CERRITOS -Estancia High girls basketball coach Russ Davis worked a bit of magic last season to get a home game in the open- ing round of the ClF Southern _ Section Division Ill-A Playoffs against No. 4-seeded John Glenn. r I • I When this season's pairings I 1, 1 ~ HIGH SCHOOL GlJLS HOOPS 1: i: CIP PLAYOFFS i Mesa's road I• ': to Estancia starts with ::Nordhoff ... , .. _ -. • Mustangs will travel to : Ojai for first-round duel. ' I . : By Barry Faulkner, Daily Ptlot ' • • : CERRITOS -Costa Mesa High • girls basketball coach Shontel : Sherwood said her players took ~ · one look at the CIF Southern Sec- ' tion Division lli-A playoff pair- ' ings announced Monday and : • immediately began thinking !: rematch. ; No, it isn't first-round oppo- , nent Nordoff (17-8 and the No. 2 : seed), which the at-large Mus- :· tangs visit Saturday at 7:30 p.m., • with which Sherwood's charges t--i~~-a<~ing to..-1'.enew · -• lances. i: ·0ur girls wantlD ~ ano\her : shot at (third-seeded) Estancia : : really badly,• said Sherwood, : ' whose Mustangs would have to : dispose of Nordoff, then handle • the San Marino-Harvard-West- : lake winner in the Feb. 21 quar- : terfinals to earn the chance at a : : potential rubber game against : ; the cross-town Eagles. • · e_st-ancia knocked off the .. • M u s -. r-----~--------~ : , ' DIMCTIONS TO l tangs, 40- ' I 36 in the '· I NCllJHOlf JIGH f i r S t \, I !-.: +1*Gn0ith round of i to 101. North on ~ aoc ! f; ~ l ~~]]. League r mile on Hwy 33 play, then : to fAlrk!ape retained : ....._. •. _. the Lady : ' ,.,,.,,. I.SR on Bell tro-~ (north) pby, by ' two blocb to virtue of I ~1cxa'9d ~ at M01 Merkope point dif-1 uw.. Ojai. ferential. , ' ~"".Jlo , d e s p i t e ~---------------~ falling to the Mus- tangs, 40-39, in the second round. •The girls seem to be pumped up about that possibility,• said Sherwood, who made her first appearance as a head coach at r the Southern Section office Mon- day. · A longtime varsity assistant at Costa Mesa and Estancia, Sher- wood took ov~r head coaching duties when Len Whitacre resigned, two-games into the PCL campaign. "It was funny, because Steve Kavaloski (an area AAU C08ch) took me by the hand and intro- duced me to some people who gave me some information about Nordoff and some other tea.ms,• Sherwood said. What she fo\Uld out was that the Frontier League runner-up Rangers play a matchup zone iim.llar to th4t of Laguna Hills, which Mesa faced twice in league. •t think it's a tough draw, but we should match up pretty well 1 agaimt them,• S~erwood said of 1 Nordoff, which lost twice in I' ~· to W-AA top-seed Moar- park (22--0), by. thn9e and rune pomtl, ~vely.. •"' rrbe ~ and Rang rs have aae common oPPollent - PoWltam Valley. The BarOna thrashed Mesa, 71 ·36, tn the Muttanga' third ~ tbeD wued Nordoft, 7S. ~,._1n .. tbe Rugtn' 12th contett. a.tanda. co.a. au. DaVll. ~114~1;;6GICIOUted~ •st......, ln !. ... Mklbe.,.... .. MmQ • ban wt.at ..... to ... NallW8 Ill a..1t1t nNDCL "I think we have the toughest first-round game in the division," said Davis, whose third-seeded Eagles (20-5) host Rosary (13-12) Saturday at 7:30 p.m. •rd trade (draws) right now with Corona del Mar o'r Costa Mesa and they're at-large teams. In my opinion, Rosary is one of the top four teams in the division.• Davis said Rosary's mediocre record was vastly deceiVing, due to the Royals' rugged schedule. Rosary finished third in the Gold- en West League, behind highly- regarded Ocean View and West- minster. •They've lost to quality teams like Wesbninster ,(twice), Ocean View (twice), Edison, WoQdbridge and Mater DeL They're just as good as we are; we're equal. I think you can llip a coin (to pick Saturday's winner). It's going to be a nail-biter. I guarantee it'll be dose to the buzzer.• Davis said he does have video- tape of the Fullerton-based school, and scouted the Royals in person last week against West- mmster. •we're not unfamiliar with them. In fact, we played them in a fall league game. I think we won, but that's not much of an indica- tor, because (high school) coaches aren't allowed to coach teams in the fall and both teams were miss- ing some players.• If the Eagles can survive on high school boys soccer .-cif division Ill playoffs 1'.\h.l'.\.(1 1111 l'.\.'-11>1 I \'\I Newport Harbor Higb's Garrett Jansma bad his eye on the ball and his mind on a berth ln the CIF Divtsion m Playoffs ln a boys soccer confrontation with Santa Margarita last Frida , and both u on.s came to pass, with a 1-1 tle with the Eagles, and a bld to the playoffs Wednesday afternoon with a wild-card game at Laguna Hills. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Tars not wild about draw • Sailors travel to Laguna Hills Wednesday. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot r-------------------------, LAGUNA Hil..LS I _ Newport Harbor DIRECTIONS TO 1 High's boys soccer LAGUNA HILLS HIGH +Take 405 south to 5, continue south on 5 to Alicia turnoff. Right on Alicia to Paseo de Valencia. Turn right to school, located on left at 25401 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna Hills. team, much bally- hooed in the pre- season before falling out of favor early in the Sea View League sea- son, only to come back strong in the second hall, -------------------------j received good news and bad news Monday when the CIF Southern Section Division lII pairings were announced.. . The good news: Newport Harbor (17-5-4) will play on the road. The ba.d news: The S'llilors play Wednesday in a wild-card playoff game against Laguna FlillS (tr-9t4)11t" 3 p.m. •t know of three other third-place teams (Santa Maria, Whittier and Canyon Springs) that got a bye (in the Wild-card round) and their records are not even near ours,• Newport Harbor Coach Colin Bouette said. •1 don't know why, but we're playing a wild-card game, which is kind of a surprise to me," added Bou- ette, whose team fulished third in a strong leegue behind champion El Toro and runner-up Santa Mar- ganta. •Whittier (third place in the Del Rio League) has only six winS (6-6-2) and it got a bye, and we're having to play, so that's a major shock to me. "But, then again, you 've got to beat everyone to win it an, so why not start nowf• Though Bouette knows virtually nothing about Laguna Hills, other than the fact it finished third in the Pacific Coast League, he's optimistic about hts talented team, tanked seventh in last week's Orange County coaches' poll, advancing to the first round on Friday against second-seeded Santiago (20-1-1). •t think htgh school soccer hu proved thrOughout the years that anybOdy can beat -.iybody, but I think we would have to be the favorlt (agelntt LagW\a Hilla}," Bouette said. P\irthe nnore, playing on the road la abOut the belt ne~ Bouette received Monday. •we feel that our field ii probe~ the wont field In the county, so It's nOt very benelldlll '° U9; beca-. Cl the type ot teem we are,• he likS. •w.•,. • 'ftl!IJ UUUul .._ ilnd it'• hard to knock lt arOund (at Dnklloa ~ • Estancia hosts Qmyon Springs in first round of CIF Playoffs • El Toro around the comer if Pacific Coast League chan:q>S can handle Canyon Springs. .. their own 1loor Saturday -and · Davis issued an early plea to Estancia students and community members to try to pack the stands o enhanre the= home-court edge -Davis, and others, like the Eagles' chances to continue to at least the semifinals. •The first game is the tough one, which is ,.unlike recent years when we've had blowouts,· Davis said. •we won't be looking past Rosary, because we can't. The good part about our draw 1S Davis said Costa Mesa has a strong shot of upsetting No. 2 seed Nordoff Saturday and not- ed the Eagles' potential Feb. 21 quarterfmaJ opponent (San Dunas or La Canada) won't P.ro- vide as big a challenge as Rosary The senufinals, which will be at an alternate site, are scheduled Feb 24, with the finals to be held either March 1 or March 2 . NewpQrt Harbor is on the search for a little respect • Coach admits confusion with wild-card status; Sailors will host Newbury Park Thursday night. HIGH S C HOOL GIRLS HOOPS CIF PLA YOFFS I'm also pretty exoted about the . . Duk.us, whose three prevtous CERRITOS _ First-year New-playoff tnps, gw.dmg Santa Ana port Hamor High nirls basketball ~gh, produced ~y two qualify-~-, mg-round WlilS, Sclld tus unfamil-coach Bob Dukus wasn t quite iarity with Ill-AA schools will sure whether to be. more miffed I make preparation a challenge. th~ he was, after p1c~g up the •This division is very p_a.umgs for the CIF 01Vl-new to me The only s1on ill-AA Playoffs . at thing I know .about the Southern Section teams is how they've office Monday. been ranked or seeded · "It tends to be a little We practiced (earl} co~g'." Duk.us said Monday) Wlthout know- while ~9. to fathom ing who we'd be playing why his Sailors (14-11 At Uus pomt. it's not so and the second-place much who you're play- team from the Sea View ing as how motivated Lea e) were one of onl and how well you re two secon -p ce teams p ayi.ng forced into the division's Dukus If vtctonous agamst five wild-card" games, Newbury Park, which . Thursday at 7:30 p.m. against vis-I Harbor toppled m the 1994 ill-AA iting Newbury Park (15-9). semlb.nals at the Panthers' gym, ·There were a couple Uurd-43-41, the TclIS would V1Slt Free- place teams that didn't get wild-way League runner-up Sonora card games. We won our last (18-6) m Saturday's first round three league games by an dver-"I do know something about age of 26 points, and I thought Freeway League teams from my our schedule (which included time dt Santa Ana,~ Dukus said Orange County Top 10 teams "ln fact, we played Sonora either Mater Dei, Ocean View, Wood-last year or the year before " bridge and Marina) would have A triumph over the Raiders meant something, too. would likely mean a home game "But it's too late to complain against top-seeded Moorpdrk about it now. We'll just play the (22-0). ·Playing the best is v.hdt card we're dealt. It's hard not to the playoffs are all about,· Duku~ be excited about the playoffs and said RE DEMPTIO Corona del Mar High girls get a chance to redeem themselves with road game against Azusa Saturday night. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CERRITOS -After losing its final three Sea View League games and sweating out the weekend, the Corona del Mar High .mris bamtb.oll _team received a chance at redemp- tion Mondo.y, in the form of an at-large berth in the CIF South- ern Section Division m-A Play- offs. •It's almost a re~eve, • said CdM Coadl Garth Flint, whose squad (17-9) will have five days to prepare for Saturday's fll"St- round road date at Montview League runner-up Azusa (15·5). •1 think it's almost better thii way, having to wait four days to know if we're in the play<>ffs or not,• Mid Flint, whOiG team was bumped from the S View's guaranteed No. 3 quali· fymg berth by a game-winnlng 12-footer with 11~ seconds left in ThUJ'ldays regulu-teUOn Male agasn.t tmn. •GettiftO tbeet-largel*l. .. ~to lmoWIDg we'd be In u tbe tblrd·plec:'e team. will be • plul Ill term1 of our attitude. •we gaw u.. 1gbts PrlcMay a.ad SM\alday od. . ..... ... ,_. WU llO dlMDed. I -....... .-100 cllll _ .. uss'--:: ......... -... d .. .. ...... -........ .... ··~ ........ ,... .. ' ~-----------------------, ! DIRECTIONS TO I AZUSA HIGH I I • + From 1·5, take 57 north, : past 60, to 210. West on ~ 210 to AzUsa Ave. North : on Azusa Ave. to First St • Tum riQht to Cerrit~ : Schoolk>Cated at 240 No. 1 Cerritos Ave., Azusa. t \.loo very excited. We have a chance to adjust and put ourselves back together and I think the gtrls wJ.ll go at it hlmiertmm ever." The Sea Kings won their first two playoff games in 12 ns last year agciin.st IV ·AA competition. And Estancia Coach Russ Davis, whose Eagl defeated. Cd.M, 53-39, m a Oee'ember tournament. d h 'd be surprised tf CdM didn't at l t g t J)4St the first round this year. •Azusa is awful,• Davis d. •cd.M should beat them by 20 pomts. • Flii\t said last y M's J>06tseft· on SU will anc.reue his pla~rs· contid nee gom9 agam.t th unknOwn eletnenl of leU\S from outside Orange County. ·w gebled a ume seuon· Ing IMt year, IO out Ula haft bMn there befcft;. We Jmow Wbat ...... to C:' ..... tar =.a~~-a=-: Pint WU .... H 'h oa tbll Azd1 ti • MDnMr .................. ................... INl .. -'I .., ........ -. ._ ...... . ilk;i ••• . • -- ..... ID "°' "' • .W'1t.11~~~ jury caavkt9d Ormlll ti Wllllm Nissan 200SX mto Debbie Ann Killelea1 37, in a Balboa Peninsu· la alley, killing ber. Ornelas, who was 19 at the time, was reported- ly intoxicated after a day of body- stirfing at the Wedge ca.nQ drink- ing malt liquor and 151-proof rwn with beer cliasers. • Omelas, later described by his family as a good student and model son who they didn't know drank alcohol, reportedly scram- bled from the wreckage mutter- ing, "you (expletive) bitch," and then ran, but was tackled by a witness. Omel~' passenger, John bozano, had -inadYertenUy video-- taped the accident. Thlkt footage was later shown as evidence in Ornelas' trial. Defense attorneys contended the videotape showed Killelea, a ·mother of three, contributed to her own death by defiantly step- ping in front of the car in the alley that motorists often sped through. Killelea 's two sons witnessed their mother being struck and thrown about 50 feet. 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"I can say, generally speaking, that those that have a positive attitude get through it a lot better than those that do not." · Following Williams' example, Bergeson -atlowing herself a UM~ I Cltll• l't.Df THE BI G PUSH . ~ Don't be left out -be a part of a community effort (i to tum ·naVkl80n FleJd' futo The Dream Field' PARKING CONTINUED FROM 1 Many residents, however, said the problem ISll't a major one. "It's a little better than it u~ed to be.• said Fred Wright, who also lives on Laurel Place. ' Naa ... 8 1'0sN ..... 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CERRITOS -Estancia High girls basketball coach Russ Davis worked a bit of magic last season to get a home game in the open- ing round of the CIF Southern -Section Division ill·A Playoffs against No. 4-seeded John Glenn. ! When this season's pairings I ., ·-~~~-.....,..~~~-:t HIGH SCH OOL • t J· GlllLS HO O P S ,, l1 CIP P LA:YOFFS ' I Mesa's road · to Estancia starts with ~=Nordhoff , .. _ ·-. . • Mustai)gs will travel to : By Barry Faulkner. Dally Piiot , , •: CERRITOS -Costa Mesa High · girls basketball coach Shontel : Sherwood said her players took · one look at the CIF Southern Sec- : tion Division ill-A playoff pair· • ings announced Monday and : immediately began thinking ~: rematch. ; No, it isn't first-round oppo- ' nent Nordoff (17-8 and the No. 2 : seed), which the at-large Mus- :' tangs visit Saturday at 7:30 p.m., ' with which Sherwood's charges ' . ! -,• tances. ': "Our girls want lo ·qtrt ano\her : shot at (third-seeded) Estancia : ' really badly," said Sherwood, ~ whose Mustangs would have to : dispose of Nordoff, then handle • the San Marino-Harvard-West-• lake winner in the Feb. 21 quar- • terfinals to earn the chance at a : : potential rubber game against ; : the cross~town Eagles. Est· ancia knocked off the .. .. r-~~ .. ~--------., • I • I DIRECTIONS TO I M u s - tangs, 40- 36 in the f i r s t round of Pacific c 0 as l League play, then retained the Lady Bell tro- phy, by virtue of point dif- ferential, despite falllng to t.: NODOF_. l \' ' t l-l +1*e5north I I to 101. North on : t I • 101 to HWY.33. ' ~ Contlriuitf 5 : : mn. on tfWy 33 : ~to ~ : ~ Hwy. l,jft on : l ~(nOrth} I 1 two blocb to : t scMol, locat9d : l at1.0t~: f Hwy, Ojai. : t I ~-----~---------~ the Mus- tangs, 40-39, in the second round. ~The girls seem to be pumped up apout that possibility," said Sherwood, who made her first appearance as a head coach at the Southern Section office Mon- day. · A longtime varsity assistant at Costa Mesa and Estancia, Sher- wood took over bead coaching duties when Len Whitacre resigned, two games into the PCL campaign. •u was funny, because Steve Kavaloski (an area AAU coach) took me by the band and intro· duced rne to some people who gave me some information about Nord.off and some other teams," Sherwood said. What she found out was that the Frontier League runner-up Rangers play a matchup zone S1m1la:r to that of Laguna HU.ls, which Mesa faced twice in league. •1 think it's a tough draw, but we should match up pretty weU 4lgaimt them,• Sherwood said of Nordoff, which lost twice in league to ID-AA top·seed Moor·· puk (22-0), by tbJ:ee and run pomt9,19Jll)8CtiVel.Y• .. 1be· ~ ud RAngen have one common ~ - fountain Valley. 1be Baroni thrashed Mesa, 71-36, in the Mustangs' third ~· tbeiD wued Nontoft, 1a.. l' ·-~ tht RADGen' .12th contest. llllDda CoeCb •• oam. ifbo -ICOUt9d ....... ., In e.a1lit•,ti9klmb•.,..,._ , .. ,, ~ ...... tu.10 ............... amt round. • were announced. Monday at the Southern S-ectlon office, however, Davis said the powers that be had sometbjng up their sleeve when it came to the Eagles' draw. SIGH SC.HOO~ GJJlLS HOO PS Clf....»L A Y.O~FS that Morningside (22-3 and top· seeded) ls on the otherside of the bracket. Whoever gets by the (Estancia-Rosary matchup) bas a "I think we have the toughest first-round~EL.in the division," said Davis, whose third-seeded Eagles (20-5) host Rosary (13-12) Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ·rd trade (draws) right now with Corona del Mar or Costa Mesa and they're at-large teams. In my opinion, Rosary is one of the top four teams in the division." Davis said Rosary's mediocre record was vastly deceiVi.ng, due to the Royals' rugged schedule. Rosary finished third in the Gold- en West League, behind highly- regarded Ocean View and West- minster. "They've-lost lo quality teams like Westminster (twice), Ocean View (twice), Edison, Woodbridge and Mater Dei. They're j\lst as good as we are; we're equal. I think you can flip a coin (to pick Saturday's winner). It's going to be a nail-biter. I guarantee it'll be close to the buzzer." Davis said he does have video- tape of the Fullerton-based school and scouted the Royals in person last week against West- minster. ·we're not unfamiliar with them. In fact, we played tpem in a fallJeague game. I think we won, but that's not much of an indica- tor, because (high school) coaches aren't allowed to coach teams in the fall and both teams were miss- ing some players.· If the Eagles can survive on high schQOI boys soccer -cif division Ill p layoffs I \1...1 \.(, 11 11 1\.:---I D I I \\.I Newport Harbor High's Garrett Jansma bad his eye on the ball and his mind on a berth ln the CIF Division ID Playoffs in a boys soccer confrontation with Santa Margarita last Friday, and both L>'-La..u..i.ations cam-e~o--' pass, with a 1·1 Ue wflb the Eagles, and a bid to the playoffs Wednesday afternoon with a wild-card game at Laguna Hills. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PK.OT Tars not wild about draw • Sailors travel to Laguna Hills Wednesday. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot LAGUNA HILLS -Newport Harbor High's boys soccer team, much bally- h ooed in the pre- season before failing out of favor early in the Sea View League sea- son, only to come back strong in the second half, r-------------------------, DIRECTIONS TO LAGUNA HILLS HIGH + Take 405 south to 5, continue south on 5 to Alicia turnoff. Right on Alicia to Paseo de Valencia. Turn right to school, located on left at 25401 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna Hills. I I I I I I t I I I I I t I I I I I I -------------------------~ received good news and bad news Monday when the ClF Southern Section Division III pairings were announced. The good news: Newport Harbor (17-5-4) will play on the road. The bad news: The Sailors play Wednesday in a wila-card p1.ayofi game agal.nSt Laguna Hills (11-9-4) at 3 p.m. ·1 know of three other third-place teams (Santa · Maria, Whittier and Canyon Springs) that got a bye (in the Wild-card round) and their records are not even near ours,• Newport Harbor Coach Colin Bouette said. •1 don't know why, but we're playing a Wild-card game, which is kind of a surprise to me," added Bou- ette, whose team finished thJJd in a strong league behind champion El Tbro and runner-up Santa M&- ganta. •wruttier (third place in tho Del Rio League) has only six wins (6-6-2) and it got a bye, and we're having to play, so that'$ a major shock to me. •sut, then again, you've got to beat ev~one to win it all, so why not start nowf" Though Bouette knows virtually nothing abOut Laguna Hills, other than the fatt it finished third in the Pacific Coast League, ho's optiinistic about his talented team, ranked seventh in last week's Orange County coaches' poll, advancing to the fint round on Friday against second-seeded Santiago (20·1·1). ·1 think hlgb school soccer hu proved throughout the years that anybOdy can beet anybody, but l think we would have to be the favonte (agalnlt Laguna Hllll), • Bouette said. P\irthermore, j>Jaymg on the ro8d ii abOut the belt ne~ Bouette received Monday. "We feel that our Held II probably tbe wont ft.ad tn the county, so lt'i not ~ b.n8lldll to ua, becawe d the type Of teem we are.• hi Mid. ·w.~ a .v s1dlfu1 .... and lt'1 bard to knock it around (at Dntdlola PWlld) • Estancia hosts canyon Sp~· in first round of CIF PlayoftS •El Toro arowid the comer if Paci.fie Coast Lea~e champs can handle Canyon Springs. their own floor Saturday -and Davis issued an early plea to Estancia students and community lnembers to try to pack the stands to-enhance the home-court edge -Davis, and others, like the Eagles' chances to continue to at , least the semifinals. •The first game is the tough one, which is unlike recent years when we've bad blowouts,• Davis said. "We won't be looking past Rosary, because we can't. The good part about our draw ts pretty good chance.• Davis said Costa Mesa has a strong shot of upsetting No. 2 seed Nordoff Saturday and nOt·--- ed the Eij.gles' potential Feb. 21 quarterfinal opponent (San Dimas or La ,Canad..a) won't pro- vide as big a challenge as Rosary The senufinals, which will be at an alternate site, are scheduled Feb 24, Wlth the finals to be held either March 1 or March 2. Newport Harbor is on the seRrch for a little respect • CO$ich admits confusion with wild-card status; Sailors will host Newbury Park Thursday night. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HOOPS CIF PLAYOFFS I'm also pretty excited about the • n ht now." Dukus. whose three previous CERRITOS _ Frrst-year New-playoff tnps, guid.mg Santa Ana port Harbor High girls basketball I High, produ~ed ~y two qualify-, . mg·round wms, said tus unfamil-coach Bob Dukus wasn t quite iarity wtth 111-AA schools will sure whether to be . m~re miffed I make preparation a challenge th~ he was, after p1~g up the "Ttus division is very P.amngs for the CIF DlVl-new to me. The only s1on ill-AA Playoffs at thing I know about the Southern Section teams 1s how they've office Monday. been ranked or seeded "It ~en~ to be a li~e We practiced (early co~g'. Dukus said Monday) without know· while ~9. to fathom ing who we'd be playmg why his Sailors ( 14-11 At this pomt, it's not so and the second-place much who you're play· team from the Sea View ing as how motivated ~ague) were one of only and bow well you're o n -p ace earns p aymg. forced into the division's Du.kus U victonous against five wild-card games, Newbury Park, which Thursday at 7:30 p.m . against vis-Harbor toppled in the 1994 ID-AA iting Newbury Park (15-9) senufinals at the Panthers' gym. •There were a couple Uu.rd-43-41, the Tars would visit Free- place teams that didn't get wild-way League runner-up Sonora card games. We won our last (18-6) in Saturday's first round. three league games by an aver-·r do know something about age of 26 points, and I thought Freeway League teams from my our schedule (which included bme dt Santa Ana,· Dukus said Orange County Top 10 teams ~in fact, we played Sonora either Mater Dei, Ocean View, Wood-last year or the year before " bridge and Marina) would have A triumph over the Raiders meant something, too. would likely mean a borne game ·aut it's too late to complain against top-seeded Moorpark about it now. We'll just play the (22-0). •Playing the best 15 what card we're dealt It's hard not to the playoffs are all about,• Dukus be excited about the playoffs and said. REDEMPTIO Corona del Mar High girls get a chance to redeem themselves with road game against Azusa Saturday night. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CERRITOS -After losing its final three Sea View League games and sweating out the weekend, the Corona del Mar :!!!g!l_girl . basket_!>all !eam reoeivea a Chance at re3emp- tion Monday, in the form of an at-large berth in the CIF South-ern Section Division ID-A Play- offs. •tt•s al.most a repneve, •said CdM Coach Garth Flliit, wh06e squad (17-9) will have fiv days to prepare for Saturday' first- round road date at Montview League nmner-up AZusa (15·5}. ·1 think it's almost bett this way, having to wait four days to mow if we're in the playoff or not,· said Fliilt, whoee team was bumped from the Sea view's guarenteed No. 3 quali· fying berth by a gune-wtnnlng 12·footer with~ MCOndl Wt ln 1burlday'1 ~ton &We agatnlt lrVtne. ·Grtttng the at-Luge bid. .. QppOled to tnowmg we'd .,. m .. tbe tblld~ ....... wtll be. plul In ..... of our ettlNde. ·w. ... tbe 1alrli Pltday .... SlturdAy Gd, '** .. •'•"'911 WM eo dnlDed. I -.... ---100 Cilll .. ...... , ............. ............. ~ ... ................. r-----------------------, l DIRECTION S TO : : AZUSA HIGH ! I I I I : + Ftom 1-5, take 57 north, : 1 past 60, 10 210. West on • 1 210to Azusa Ave. North : ~ on AD.ISi 'Ave. to First St. : ~ TUm right to C~rritos. ! • SchOollcX:ate"a at 240 No. • : CmitOls Ave .. Azusa. : I I ~-~J·----~--------------~ very excited. We have a chance to adjust and put ourselves back together and t think the gu will go et it hMder than ever• The ~Sea Kings won their first two playoff games in 12 ns last year again.st IV-AA competition. And Estanoa Coach Russ Davis, whos Eagl defeated CdM, 53-39, m a December tournament; said he'd be urprised if CdM didn't at least g past the f:int round thiS year. ·Azusa ts aWful," Davis said. "CdM should beat them by 20 points .• Flint said last yean pastsea· son success WW inc:reue his ptayen' conhdence gomg against th unknown element Of teams from outSide Orange COunty. · ·we gained a Ultle ....,... Ing IMt year, IO our ldda blM beell tbere bMft. We lmOw ~tt .. like'°ca··· ::.-:: ,:,..-:1:~ Pint wM -... ., n -.. 'Az111rs -~ ...... ... • ••r::::aaa ... .,,., • . ' -.. .. ......•...•...................•..• COSTA~ (+z1, 1-t) •¥9-hg 12.2 39 11.8 31 = ggo Payne Con'H Yont Galmadez Chaisson Foster Weir I tp 25 305 23 271 25 185 6 38 25 n 25 65 5 13 7 13 4 6 4 6 3 1 7.4 18 6.3 18 3.1 10 2.6 11 2.6 5 1.9 6 1.5 5 1.5 3 0.3 . 1 ............••.••.•..••.••........ ESTANCIA (ll-4. 9-1) Plock <:andllsh Nelson Novak Casillas Maraya Ry. Simpson Jahld Ro. Simpson Rynn Cotham Buonasslssl I tp avg. hg 26 447 17.2 26 22 360 16.4 27 26 58 9.9 22 26 197 7.6 23 26 162 6.3 23 24 66 2.8 8 25 59 2.4 11 19 16 0.8 4 10 4 0.4 2 9 2 0.2 2 7 1 0.1 1 1 0 0.0 0 ••........................•...••.• NEWPORT HAMOR (6-20. 1·9) I tp avg. hg 24 206 8.6 15 26 198 7.6 23 26 185 7.1 25 -te-tt: 26 170 18 81 a.mlA D&MM ('1 ... ~ ........ 25 Q9 17.2 32 24 341 14.2 26 26 238 9.2 24 26 136 5.2 12 24 102 43 10 26 98 3.8 12 3 6 2.0 2 16 18 1.1 8 7 4 0.6 4 13 7 0.5 2 15 3 0.2 2 2 0 o.o 0 ····•·••··•••••••·••·•··•·•······· . COSTA MESA (14-12. s.5) g • avg. hg Kim 25 357 1.t.3 23 Andenon 24 210 S..8 19 Grogan 23 160 7.0 19 Lurmann 9 52 5.8 11 Collett 26 140 5.4 15 Chapin 22 n 3.5 8 Watanabe 23 74 3.2 12 Grondahl 21 62 3.0 7 Howse 20 40 2.0 10 Peyton 24 45 1.9 10 Grover 17 17 1.0 7 Harber 17 5 0.3 2 ••••..•••....•..•....••........... ESTANOA (20.5, M) 9 • avg. hg Waltz 25 363 14.5 25 Black 25 289 11.6 25 Deming 25 233 . 9.3 16 Rodriguez 25 217 8.7 21 J. McCartln 24 148 6.2 12 Stapleton 21 101 4.8 15 M. McCartin 20 63 3.2 8 Camberos 16 22 1.4 6 T•folla 1 2 2.0 2 ••••.......•••.•.•............•... . --~ .-. ' -. . . t ·' -. ~ . Brissey signs pro contract , ! Fonner Southern Cal· BB ...... • · ifomia College base-B_A_S __ .A&.L_.,_-=~ ball standout Jason Brissey has signed with the expansion Arizona Diamondbacks organization and will report to Visalia in Class-A California League, according to form.er Vanguard coach Charlie Phillips. Brissey, a first-team All-Golden ~ta~e Athletic Conference choice as a semor m 1994, originally signed with the ChicagQ Cubs organization, for which he played in the Golden State Independent League, before it folded. Brissey hit .309 and went 3-1 on the mound in his final season at sec, after playing at Huntington Beach High and Golden West College. Pirates tee off on foes COSTA tv'IESA -Orange G 0 U Coast College sophomore NEWPORT HARBOR (14-11, M) Eric Barnett, an Estancia High product, 9 tp hg shot a 3-over 73 to finish second overall 25 249 20 and lead the Pirates to a nonconferenc(\ 14 140 16 tri-match victory Monday over RanchQ -rr.irr..-----24,_1r~9r2 -...,.,..--..2_.o _.._,,;;icu.LL.~(UUl<L Qalde~t t the Costa e Mesa Golf and Country Club. Alford 25 101 4.o 10 Pirates Alex Yi and Keith Achman = 23 91 4·0 9 recorded rounds of 75 to help the hosts Diaz ~! :,! 3'8 ·12 finish with 377, 10 strokes ahead of Ran- Hornung Archbold Harris Glass Schwartz Wertman Pulldo Mat fin Thlssell Lee 1 3 20 51 25 67 19 46 1 2 20 36 13 19 8 8 6.5 4.3 3.0 2.9 2.7 2.4 2.0 1.8 1.5 1.0 KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY Pl.OT Newport Harbor Htgb's Breanna Badorek finds heneU caught in a squeeze with University Htgh's Monique Mathews, but the Sallots are in no squeeze right now, they're headed for the CIF Division W-AA Playoffs, starting Thursday night at home. ltallano 17 21 ~:~ 1! cho Santia~d 24 = ~.317 Dunne 21 21 1.0 4 Orange Go~ West401 ' Paul 17 15 0.9 5 (at CostAt Mesa CC) Glover 14 8 0.6 5 1. Thomasick (GWQ, 71; 2. BamMt (OCQ, 73; ••••••.......•..••..•.••••.•...•.. 3. (tie) Yi (OCQ, Achman (OCQ, 75; 5. Mascoe (RSQ, 76. OCC others: Orris, Cruse, n. .••......................•..••.... BOYS L . ' 1 i s 5 4 ' 4 ' 1 • CJl1 P.LA Y.OFFS HlGJI SCHOOL GIRLS BASKl!TiBA:LL OF DIVISION Ill-A First Rowtd. Saturdlty, 7:30 p.m. Woritman (10-10) at Morningside (22·3) Cathedral CJty (11-12) at Yucca Valley (15-8) Corona del Mar (17·t) at Azusa (15·5) South Hills (12·9) at Notre Dame, S.O. (17-6) Rosary (13-12) at Estancia ~5) La Canada (12·12) at San Dimas (15-9) Harvard/Westlake (15-8) at San Marino (16-5) e.o.ta Mesa (14-12) at Nordhoff (17-8) OF DMSION Ill-AA Wlld-Cwd Games. Thursday, 7:JO p.m. Newbury Park (15-9) at Newport tt.rbor' (14-11) Bishop Montgomery (19-11) at Magnolla (15-9) B•rstow (12·12) at South P&Sadena (14-10) Bofsa Grande (11·11) at Glenn (15-9) Redondo (13-9) at La Habr• (12·11) Ant ltoun4 s.turdlly, 7:JO p.m. Gladstone (6-12) at Moorpat1c (22-0) Newbury Pit or Nftwport tt.rbor at Sonora (18-6) B. Montgomety or ~gnofla at Pioneer (14-5) CAiabasas (13-n at San Luis Obispo (21·2) Barstow or South Pasadena at Bonita (20-5) Balsa Grande°' Glenn at Rim of the World (19-8) Redondo or La Habra at Padfla (18-5) Atascadero (12·11) at Muir (22-4) FINAL STANDINGS SOCCER CONTINUED FROM 7 If Newport Harbor defeats Laguna Hills and upsets Santiago, Bouette added that his team might ~ider playing a home game somewh~ t!lse, perhaps Corona del Mar or the former Harper School site. "We're looking for a better-shaped field. somewhere where we can utilize our skills,• he said. The Sailors' top scorer, meanwhile, senior Justin Kerr, is still recovering from an ankle inJwy and will probably miss his team's wild-card game on Wednesday. •He's got a big career ahead of tum and I would hate to see something stu· pid happen and take a chance on ruin· ing his career for one game,• Bouette said of the Princeton-bound Kerr, who leads the Sailors with 21 goals and 10 assists, his same goal-total as last sea- son. ·u he's ready to go, we'll give him a shot. But we're confident enough with the rest of the guys that they can FINAL STA NDINGS do the job. "With his college career ahead of him, I don't want to effect his long-term future just for a ring." The Ring, which would come with a CIF Division ID title, has been widely discussed throughout the Newport Harbor camp since the preseason, when the Sailors began to open some eyes with a victory over highly regard- ed Pol.Ultain Valley Dec. 8. They were !1-0-1 to start the season. The Ta.rs finished 4-3-3 in league, but lost only once -to El Toro -in the second half. ·we only lost three games until we got to league,· Bouette said. •0ur league's so tough, that's when we bad some losses. Our league had four teams in the Top 10 at one point.· Newport Harbor, which tied Santa Margarita last Friday, 1-1, without Kerr to secure a playoff spot, will rely heav- ily on Ryan Hoover (seven goals) and Brandon,Brown (six) for offensive pro- duction. Ryan Yurada, Brett Baker, Tobin Junowich, Scott Tac.kaberry and Garrett Jansma are solid in the field, while freshman goalkeeper Zach Wells has been outstanding. GIRLS . . . . . . . . . FINA L STANDINGS CIF P~AYOfF.S HIGH .SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER OF DIVISION Ill Wiid-Card Games, Wednesday, l p.m. Sultana at Highland (10-7·3) Chaffey (13·7·2) at Charter Oak (14-8-1) Harvard/Westlake (12-7-3) at Glendale (14-4-4) La Quinta (12·9-1) at Anaheim Newport Haf1)or (17·5-4) at Laguna Hills (11-9-4) . First Round. Fridlly, l p.m. Sultana °' Highland at Alta Loma (25-1 ·2) Santa Margarita (H-6-2) at Valencia (10-9-2) Burroughs, Ridge. (12-8-2) at J.W. North (16-2-4) Garey (16-5-2) at La Serna (14-1-3) Santa Matla (10-S-1) at Loyola (20-0-2) Laguna Beach (8-4-n at Pacifica Chaffey or Charter Oak at Arcadia (16-6-1) Harvard or Glendale at ArrO'fO Grande (15-4-3) Whittier (6-6-2) at Palmdale (2o-3·3) Montclair (12·5-4) at HH Wilson (17-4-2) Pasadena (18-4-3) at San Luis Obispo (15·5-3) Pioneer (8-7·1) at St. Francis (18-5-1) La Quinta or Anaheim at El Toro (16-4-4) canyon Springs (12-4-3) at Estancia (12-t-1) Rlwrslde Poly (15-3-5) at Brea Olinda (12·3-6) Nwlpoft ttllft)or 0r Lag. Hiiis at Santiago (20-H) sec women post 5-4 victory COSTA MESA -Quynh Lee, Beed George, TENNIS Star Connolly and Cathy Binnquist won in sing!.es and doubles Saturday. as the host Southern California Coll~ women's tennis team defeated Occiden- tal, 5-4, in a nonconference match at the Costa Mesa Tennis Club. The Vanguards improved to 2-1. They host Biola today at 2 p.m. SOCAL COUEGE S, OCXJOENTAL 4 Singles: Le (SCQ def. Ear, 6-3, 6-0; Connolly (SCQ def. Munoz. 6-4, 6-1; Crapa (0) def. George, 7·5, 6-0; Blnnqulst (SCQ def. Wolsrum. 6-3, 6-2; Neun (0) def. Tate, 6-4, 6-1 . Doubles: ~eorge (SCQ def. 'fang-Huynh, 6-l, 6-2; Connolty..fllnnquist (SCQ def. Ear-Tam. 6-1, 6-0. TODAY • BASKET9AU College men · Blola at Southern Callfomla College, 7:30 p.m. College women • Biol• at Southern callfomla College, 5:30 p.m. • llA.SE8AU. College • Southern ullfomla College at UC Riverside, 7 p.m. • TENNIS College women · Biota at Southern Call· fomia College, 2 p.m. Community college men • Fullerton at Orange Coast 2 p.m. Community college women • OCC at Fullerton, 2 p.m. • SOFT8AU. 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Pretidenl PUBLIC NOTIC.I YOU TAKI ACTION TO said County and Stat• In lhi1 state. In the event PUBLIC NOTICE Plf•on• Unlett they have lhe flllng of an lnYef'ltory· Supefbtllte Produett, 7722 1"S3HM11 STATIMENT OP PROTECT YOUR PROP hereinaltlf described: At lender other than cash 11 walYed no1ic:e 0t c:onHnted and •ppta•lll of estate ... Talbelt A~. Ste. DIE,~ Thlt etatement w• llled AllANDONMINT 0 , STATIMINT OP ERTY IT MAY all SftLO more fully dffCltbed on eccepted the Truti.e may ISC 47H lo II\• propo11C1 ICllOtl.) attt or of any pe11tlon or ungton IMch, CA 12148 wfth the COl.l\t Cl4N1C of S M • "f said Deed of Tru1t. Prop-Withhold the l11iance of NOTICI OF The Independent 1dmlnll-1ccount 11 fr0¥lded In The Flc:lltiow Butlneu y U I 0' 'ICTITIOUS AltANDON ENT OF AT A PUBLIC SALi, IF erty 11 being told "AS IS • the TrustM't Deed until PETITION TO traUon authotlty wil be MCtiOn 1250 o the Califof· ...,.,,. ret.fred to ebov9 Orange ~ty on 1·9-M 8UStNlll NAME UH OF FICTITIOUS V$>U NHD AN UPLA-WHERE IS" fuodt becom• available to ADMINllTI" granted unleu an Inter· nta Probate C4de. A Re-~~~.~:f:o ~ ~::! .. ~~,.:"· 2\:1 hlJ:!b~~ur'U:.~ r:'':=~~ons ~~':"0:'T~:·,:~ ~:.·~~=-.~~ :!:11S:V:r1:h~••a ::JQAJ:L~:~ ~~':: '::i~U:: ~ ~111.'°:vJ=:~o~'f: rMl7813 PUILIC-TICI th• Flc11t1ou1 8u1lne11 have abandOM<fthe"" of CllEDINO AQAIN•T other oommon deligMtion. s.ics ..,. -w1• be m•de. •how good c:eu.e why the c:ourt c:lefk. • Roger OUtnlln MCFattand, -Name: COf'I Cal AHOClat .. , th• Flc;llllOUI Bualneu vou YOU IHOULD If any, OI the ,.., ptoper1y but wllhOIA covenant Of JmANN• ,.,... Cour1 lhould not gtan( the Atto~ ,~,th• Pell· 1122 ·,Flegtt#f Lnm.:un-aTATIMI..,. OF 1$375 8erttnca P.,l!Wly, Name: Unk1 tor l.adlH • CONTACt A LAWYER deteribecl eboV• 11 pur· warranty, t11pre11 or Im-CAii NO. A111'11 a~hOf~ llon.r: ~ :::..cAwn CM-AHNDONlllUT OP ~· ~~1fJ~~: Bulln.11 ~llw~~;~ ~~ 1::. NOTICE ,, heteby Ql~ttl gc>J~i0 ~1~~11 :g~Jr. =:io:ieg~~~=-cr'!:11:.~e1~:;..i:;~c:=: .:,, ~.11 t>!N~:'on ":&~ PATINA~ MAOtaoN:' CIUC.1ed by.,, lndMdull UI• OP. '1CTITIOUS Name rtllfred to •bov• Nt•port BHth, CA 92660 that 8700 COAPORAnON. COSTA MESA. c,. 92628 to ..... .., lt1e lnd«>lednetl \Oft, and persona wt'IO may 14. 19961 al 1:45 P.M. In llQ. (Cl•.•tlll17t "°9e'r Ouinlin Meflfland •U8 .... 81 NAm wu fll•d In Orange County The rlctlllout 8ulln.tt H trust .. , Ot tue¢n1or The undersigned TrUllM MCIMff by tald Deed, ea; otherWIH be tnltrttled Iii Otpt 703 loCMed at 34t ATTOfltNIY AT LAW, -1ff8Ht7M:t The~ '*'°"' on 11 111519 4, F 11 • Name relerred lo above lrutlH, or aubtlltuled ditelalmt any liabiht7 tor v8"Cl1 \hereunder, WJlh ln-Iha wlll or Htate, or both, The City Drive So\Ah, Or· t 231' t LIWll ST1, ,, Thlt aa ... ment Wll llled have a the uee of No.Ft2909~ was filed In Or1nge Cool')ly ~!!_Hof pu111uan1 utto.,. theby any locorrectnen o the ter .. t .. provided lhefelni of: JACQUELINE JfANNE. 1nge, CA t2t88. STI. 1 oa, QARDIJt C0UiNY 0etti of th• ll'lctltlout lu1tne11 l<.n D. • .. om11, 15375 on I 12719 2, F If e .,....,. :fru1 e11ec: eu property addrn1 •lld other and the unpaid ' Prtnclpa PETERS 1,.1,you OBJECT TO ttie OROYI CA HMO ·:::r.--. on 11t-M N91M: w ... .,,, l'rll'tana1'l ~rrtne• P11kway, Irvine, No.1'542773 DUANLEMAR~IREMDEAW1so.~'.NNQ AAH common dHlgnatlon, " btlanCe of the Not• .. A PETITION 1'111 been granting OI the pellllOnL ~ Pubt'l•h•O Hew~·· '"'"' -.•1 . Orllpfllos. 1011 W. Coltnt ...,. t27t4 V1n111a Matlt Price, 18 n """ • any;lhown hefeln, Cured bY.iHld Dted with In-flied by OAf!QOAY A. Pl'• lhOuld ~ .. the netir· ........ ' : ~ ,. ... 23, 30, Ave., Oranoe. CA tate? MICfl.MI J. Kourt•. 16378 Dennlnglon A11• .• lrv!M, CA corded on 01/30/1992 •• The I04• amowit Of the ..,... '*'°" ... Pro\llc:ltd TEAS"' tM SupeflOf CoUrt Int anC9 ., ... ~ 00. -·ch-COe-. ..,... .r., I; 1,, 1... Tlt1 Th• FICtftlout ....,_. latrwica Patkway, IMriil, 92120 lnlltUtnenC No. 92.-057970 unpaid balanct of !he obll• In 911C1 Nole,'"'· char'GH. of CelltOltMa. County Of Oft• e;• 01 ... •laen 00. P"°' Ftbruary 13, 14,~, ;---,.~-......,.~...,-.-•1Hllf'ne ,.....,_ IO llMIW CA t27'4 Jul.. Marie lookmeyer, In ~ Page Of OfftCfal g1tlon Hc:ured by lh• and exp1nHt .or ·1he ANOE. 1 with the cowt IMe 1tM .. • PUILIC llOTICI ... Ned In Oranoe ~ Thi• bu11M11 waa ~on-10471 Troon AYfl, l.oa AA-~Oldt In the offic. ol lhe propeny to be tOld 1nd "'*-and the truttt er• TH! PETITION requtett or1 the heatlnt YM ap. TlfJM : 8TA--..,. a. 0 n 1, ·U .. f. , ... M1ed by • oeneral part• °*'· CklOOl4 ~~G·"' ,..f!!C..!.•c.~L.~· rtaaonabl• .. urnatect llllCI tJyaald Deed or Truet lhal GREGORY A. P!T!RS S*f&nee m•y be In perton C"'.;.;,,:;..-• ,_ Ho.Nal247 ,.,.,. ll'llt butlneM wtll ton< ~n "" ....,...,.,, ....,..,,., COit&, PS*\ ... ll\CI Mt• DlilMl OIJ07/t... be 8PJ)Olnted H perlONI Of by 'JOVf ~. •--WI •••• Dl-1 °" MrOf\ DNd Strilh. IOI ...,.. L DObtotl Ji .• AJ.. duct.Id bY a ...... ., pall• and pur.u.nt to the Nolle• YWICM • lht Ul'nl of .,. 1100 COllPOMTIOll ,~ to Id,,... " YOU ARI A CRIDITOA you Wiil w ..... P,ICTITIOV8 tWctaUa, CONN dtl Mar, ctlli1PllD Mfthlp ~~Electlon~ if1ltiM pu0ttc1110n ofttll No-TaUSTaa H Ht.i ttr Iha ...... oc IM dk9-or•~..-c..-cN oe Whet-• Mid 1 ......... lfa 1,,. reeoutoe 'f~ VanHta Marti "'1Ct 1~ll/1ttl In ~ec; bOfllle le 116U12,J1. Tnii .... um.,_. dent. !hit deculiiCl.-10!' ""'91.. ,_ :...:-..:=:i.:-:; CIM' CO\Wll on '° ..... = .:.~ ~ ~ .. lritlrUl'l\ef\I No 1:: J:~NO llO MAY • °" ........ 0. .... ~ .. =~~= =.:.aw::: :--ri:::. w! ~ '1ctlttov1 lueUtnt "'Y'led of "*~ ()renoe C°'"Y on J+tl q1939 Of Hid OftlCtel fb1t 11 Ill ~ JO -laln ....W L U8IT codich, If tnr.. tie .... Mnal= .... lllltfve~ .• ,_ ... ,. ID -.......,._ 1 ,... c11M '*"'· Mc:..,.. ,...,_,oo ~ W1U.t1u:on 03/ .... •Will_, -wJnlot· v••+uaa •LYD., .. """*'·The w11 WI.-... •eourt ""*' "'*'~,... ilflil•llil~lMurMoe ... our columne i:loml* ~ NIWPOt1 ..... .,, • ., THI "°"'" ,...._ ......... ,.. lie 8UIT8 ••t WOOD--""• ...... .,. llwellOll taw llWf •""' N4'111e Gall.Ill ,,.,. .,.... ...,.. queunect buyer• ~ c.... ...-. Not JM, :io ~. 'c~nMNCco'u"',o .-. .., 1w1....,,..... LA &.ti c tor -llMI• in "" .. ., .. •• • • •.... !ti ... 114 t..-.. CA Ult '-'·'' 11,il0, 1"' .H .,..... • Ill .....,. '9 _.., H ..... ~,,....,.. ltft M ........ Ill ...... I •4• •• .,. :f.Jtll 1HI NTmGN ----.. " ................................ _ ....... 1i , TUESDAY, f£8RUAAY '3, 1996 , *-..,, ~alltM ~Pilot PUii.iC NOTICll PUIUC llOTICll MUC llOTtCll 'UIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICES 'UIUC NOTICES PU1UC NOTICfl PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICIS "'9lJC IHmCll • PUIUC llOT1CI e?SUJUitiV! i1bb1Na lkach, CaUIOlnl• ~ fltllUC llOTICI Mrihlp • ~ .. ~·1? n) PUIUC NOTICE (Mi.cf by: Ce>-~• Cl\ 112660 fn11 D4l11neu ~ con-' ---------1 OH THli l"•btuary .24~ Ill lt1S. ... H•lt9 you ttatted csoing 111111 bl ltNg J 'rOOUCla. Ha-~ rou· llMUd ~ l • bUllMU it con. duciN bl':•~ llOTICS OP :.fo:RMIS. ON PREMISc:t of For lunhet lnlOlmatlon PloUU.U. ....... bullnffs V-11 no U.C ewaen I. Hiiiei PlcUU.Ue hlAnna ~s Y*C? Yes, t993 dueled by: a corpora1lon Hbe you ~ dOlfl(i P\MUC IAL• MOVING & STO~ C1lll S 1 ·~ p ,,...,.; NMM ,._..._. M Qoldliirb p rM. . 1 Cwmen fiattmM H v• you 19d doltliCI b\$,.u "'? I"() The mini •IOt•Qe tacitly AQf. INC., WHERE SA.JD tepMI\ _,, '"'JY"' lht IQllowlr,g Thlt 1tattmtnt WH 111.U •• NNM t.t•fMftt Thl1 •lal•meot WU llltd bU""9N )eC1 no WllUam $Cott..... . .ccotdinQ 10 the ptOllllloni ::!8PEATY IS STORED Managtr, at (714) 144-doing tM.lslnell r:r~e:r-o:.~ with ,1he County Cltrtl o: !Iha 1=1=y ~:.-:, ;::• 1~1f9':."et: wilh the County Clerll °' Jtpen Mrt1ud1I Co1p., lhil ~ w lii9d ! of'!Ollllflpr) II or lhe Butl-WHICH IS LOCATED '"° T11n1m1111on B) Atomic Ofano• COUlttv on 1·23-9& °' oe CO!Ail 1 tfrtl s~ ~ 1700 w Oiange CO&UllY on 2 ..... O~• T1W)n, CfO #le CountY CWtl DI • nil• •nd Prol1ulon1 :~or~~~S IN~OVING & Publl•h•d N••por1 Record1, 145 E. t11h t ... 387oa2a 1:91317,,:,on · Cemto/A.w ~un, cA t0ff3872tt2 'rh11 1t.atwr4nt wu t 11<1 o..-.. Countv on Mf.11 • COde. Chaplet 10, S.Ctlon • ·• t 1110 Beach·Coltl Mna Diiiy S\tett c.3 coaa M .. a. oai1y Pilot Jan 30 ,.., 6 92805 " D~ PIOI reb 13 20 27 rte ui. Cout11y Cl 1• 01 1 ... 2nnaa • ~~~E l~F ~-StbJ JL1 ~~=. ~~~E ~~·~F PtlOt Ftbruaty 9, 13, 1990,..;.. ~An~:1 h; 337&2 o1ine1 ,,, 20, t99G . ' int 1~&11~ P::e Jan. ao, F•~.;1~ BOM e Toon. 1100 w. CM· March s, ltw . ' Tt1e r.m~:.oo 1-lf.to 0 'I Pilot Jan. %3, JO, EXTRA SEU: STOnAGii. STANTON COUNTY OF "'" e IC • a u ' ' fllOI Ave., Anaheim, CA N '•b II, 13, 199G l-171 wlM concsuel a publio Hit ORANGE, STATE OF CAU· -PUBLIC NOTICE ~;~~· oana Point, CA PUB.UC n.OTICE PUIUC NOTICE 9280~ PUBLIC OTICE Daily PilOI Jan 2', 30. PU81.IC NOTICl----- of the contentl Ol lhe llOf• FOANIA Ron Dedmon, 2225 Pacrf•C Fletltloua BUslnHI Galbatl Ouinowill, 6:240 Fictitious 8ualnea1 Feb II, 1', lt96" ' [..ff'J1------"'"'!"-- 1ge IPIOU(I) n1med MR . JOHN PISCHKE, REQUIST FOR Avenue, E, Cotti MHI, Nam• Statement Flclll'9ua au.in... ;';>;;;';-Ave., TNuna, CA Hant• Statement PUBLIC NOTICE f'.lctltlou1 au .. n ... belOW, With the COnltnl1 AUCTIONEER, l.ICENSE PROPOSAL ANNUAL CA 92627 The lollowlng persol\I 11e Nam• S~t•menl Thia b1,1alnus 11 con· Tht following ,,.raons art Name Sbll.....,t • Mlog IOld lo ltle hight I NUMOER A 1706, WILL IN0£PaffOINT AUDIT Helen Uang, 2225 Pecltlc doing buslnes1 11~ Mtud· The following Ptf'ont are ducted b a eneral 811• doing bu11NH es: FlldM! Fktltloua Bualn .. a The lollOWlf\ll P«IOl'I• afe ' bidder, IOI' lawful money ot ~?s1~UCL~:~ ,gN /J!.E0• CITY OF Avenue. le, Cotla Mesa, Im, 2852 E. Co'5t Highway, ~~ng bu•cl~!!' T'lasS: .. ~) nerihlp Y: g P Memo11es. 404 Westm nsier Nam• Statement dolt19 bUl•ness as: ASA Ill""' tht Unlltd StalH OI Amir• WITH· LIMIT ANO RE COSTA M&IA FOR CA 928~7 Colona del Mar, CA 92625 B) Bt~ -p• d I'""' Havo Vou ti.rted ctolng Ave., Sull1 12. Newport Tho lollowlng POI~ are line, 1644 Sup1tililr, Cotll . lea (c:llh). • SEA • FISCAL YEAR 'nllt bu•lnut la con-Joanne B. van Galder, <l31 oat ouH ro uc1 on1, bu• neu yet? y81 12195 Beach, CA. 92663 doing bulll\HI aa: Wnl· Meu, CA 92827 • • l'.nt Hit It being htld ta l/E. THE LANDLORD ducttd by: a general patl· Sunnlngdale Drive, Aoncho 303 RochHitr Street, Bo nle Toon • Thamu J. Maungola, 2 orn "u10 SalH and LHIH, Rollor1kates ot America,• '1atl1tv •landlord'• llen and :fDSErlE,.SHlH~A':_'~H~J~ A Au~f.Ot,:!,..1 R• nar1h1p Mirage, CA 92270 ~:~ Mua, CA 92627· 'Thi~ italtment wu filed Swift Court, Newporl 524 SHward Road, Corona Inc., (CA), 16726 s. 11aw•: w41t be htld 11: 17892 CHASES , , • • R Have you 1t1rted doing JtMifer I/an Oaldtr Cl(lrk, with lh• County Clerk of Beach, CA 92663 dtl Mir, CA 92625 thom• Blvd., Lawnqlle. CA , SA~PSON LANE, HUN· I M.,ST BE PAID aponstt. ttpontea to the buslnoss yet? Yes, 12·1-95 638 Fern Glen, La Jolla, CA Micha~ Cerl Whltthead, I) C 2-3-96 Robert E. Wrighl, 2 Swln Kty1tone lnvHtment1, 90260 t:INGfON BEACH, CA W TH CASH ANO PAID proposal thould be ad· Jtll Adachi 1)2037 333 RochHltr Street, range ounly on Court, Newport Be:ich, CA Inc., (CA), 524 Seaward This buslneu Is co~• 02641 on FEBRUARY 27, FOR AT TIME OF PUR· dressed to Mr. Marcus 0. This ateternant wu Ii~ Kristina J Van Galder, Coste Men, CA 92827· t9003072A73 1n663 Road, Co1on1 del Mat, CA dueled by· I corporation ' 1996 •l 9:30 A.M. CHASES. ALL PUR· Davis, All3I ant Director or With the Cminty Clttk Of 2919 Hood SlrHI,' Dallas. 3113 Dally Piiot Fob. 13, 20. 27, Tt\l• bu1inen Is con· 92625 HIVI you llarlod domg . AUCllOnMr'S N1mt: K E CHAS~D G!;>ODS ARE Finance lty Of CO•l• Orang• County on t-3().96 Tex.u 75219 Thi• bUlll\_911 It con. M11oh 5, 1996 1801 ducted by: co-partner• • Thi• bu1lnu1 II con-buSlnHS yet? yes, MS·M I AUCTION, Phone 1909-SOLO AS IS ANO MUST Mua, .0 . Box 1200, 1ot030THS48 This busineu Is con-dueled by: •n Individual Heve you starttd doing ducttd by 1 co1poretion ROll«skales of AIMttCa,, 1'l'H7"•· AcfdreH: P.O. BE AEMOl/E.D.. BY ~:00 Costa Mesa, Calllornla dueled by: a general part. Have you •1111ed dGlng PUBLIC NOTICE busineu yet? No Have you 1tarttd doing 1~.7Corey M.:~0 .. Box 825. AulJIO. CA 92377, p M .. ON THE DAY OF THE m 2e.1200 _and.,. due no Dally Pilot Feb. 8• 13• 20• narahlp business yet? Yn, June Rob«! E. Wright tlUSIOHI Y•l7 no This Slllemefll was !lied : ~ Bond ICA 723-41-10 SALE. later lhan 5;00 p.m., Marcil 27, l99G T·761 Have you started dOing 1995 FlctlUoua Bualneae This statement was lllMI Kay1tone Investments, w11h tM County Clwk ol ,, The publiC Is Invited to II· THIS SALE IS SUBJECT 8, l996. Av• (05) copl .. or PUBLIC NOTICE business "·et? Yes, 7/92 Mlc:tlael Carl Whitehead Nam• Statement wilh the County Clerk ol Inc., Georges Kiri, PrH Orange counw on 1·19-96~ l~ lerms are cash only TO PRIOR CANCEUATION bound and ataled propo• Joanne B Van Galder This itatement Wit Med Tilt lollOWing peflOf\I are Orange County on 2·9-96 Thi1 a1a1eman1 .,. .. lllect 19903070$08 ' Owner rHllVes the right to IN THE EVENT OF SETILf· als are requlr9d. Proponll Fictitious BuslrMH This 11a1ement was filed w11h lhe County Claik ol domg business •s: 'The 19903672047 .,.,th lilt Couoty Clerk ol D p J 23 30 bid MENT, BETWEEN MORAIS are solely reaponslble tor With lhe County Clerk or Oiange County on 1·23-Gll Jlf"ntl Gang 31 \ Mesa Ot 8 Coun on 1 24 96 ally ilot an. • • A · general descrlplk>o ol ~iVIN~No' J~8~:~lo ~:~ U: PJ:,O~i:V! Th~1C:::W~,!;~':'S:! .,. Orenge county on 2-2·96 1H03070B34 Orlve, Suite' 12, Costa ~::'Ji ~·1~~b. 13• ~8~ 19~30110~1 • • Feb 6• 13• 1996 M90: tht pr:'Yh ~ng-..otdj PARTY caused by any del,;,.ry H r· doing business as: Mesa 10903072130 Dally Pllo1 Jan. 30, Feb. 6, ~::.,c~2,:1 311 Mesa ' oa11y P1101 Jan 30, Feb. 6 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~pant• ,.,,T:'~1Y ui°e Publ.l•h•d Newport vice, Including the U.S. l/ttde Medical, 601 .,.., B• Daily Pilot Feb. 13. 20, 27, 13, 20, 1996 t739 Dilv• Suite •12 Costa PUBLIC NOTICE t3, 20. 1996 · 1116 Fictitious Bu.in.ai ~are es follow•: Boach.Co1ta Me1a Daily Postal SIKVlca, wall not be ~~~·CAA;:62s Corona del March 5, 1996 T794 PUBLIC NOTICE Mna.' CA 92627 ' Fictitious BuslnHs PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• $1atem.nt :a;.2os, WM. A. REEVES Pilot Februo.ry 6, 13, 1996. grounds !or extension of Oa~d M Ellis 601 .,.., Be-PUBLIC NOTICE Kelli Gerner, 311 Mesa Name Statement The following persons.,. ~ ~h••I ~Id drawers • n 49 ~~s!~~!~ p~:~:f.P',~ ~oni• Ave.. COfona dtl Flctltloua Bu1lneH ~~:· c1~~=27 t 2, Costa Tho lollow1ng persons ere FlctltlOUI BualnHI do.ng busmess as: TFA 2, A.249,ou~ENNETTE OIL· PUBLIC NOTICE celved alter lh• dtadllne 0';~~: 9J62~1111 11 Sk F~~!!!:~:t:~':~s Th~1o~:Wfr!:~et":~ are This' buslnus 11 con· ~~~::eA~h~fss& asPa~n~~: Th~1:i:.Jn~:!,"!:'! are ~~!.6°c;.1~g~~'!n P~:Yo: LON Misc. Bo.Ht book NOTICE will be rtlurned unopened. Ad M II Valley CA 94941 Y The following persons ere doing buslnH• as: Oh ducttd by. husband and One Corporate Plaza. Su1lt doing bu110ess as· Bl·R1te CA 92692 sheli • ch1J11 o1fEd!a.,wRera0 INVITING BIDS ~:J>'~':~s a'::r:9m~C:~ Oorlt ~n Leo 0 n111d, 623 N. doing business as: Sullivan Doodles Them• Hats, 426 ~~· 8 "OU atarttd doi"" HO. Newport Beech. CA Beauty Supp1v. 1212 S Vincent Keith Rubalcava, A·325, UL '"' N LD. Sealed bids may be re-b the City Council. The Rodeo Or., BtvtHIY Hills, Financial & Insurance Ser· l/ista Suerte, Newporl v ' .. ., 92660 Bristo 112, Sanll Ana, CA 27660 Marguerite Pk~ .• Misc. BoxH, Bentwood celved at Iha office of the Jntl"llct win begin u n CA 90212 vices, 1570 Brookhollow Beach, CA 92660 ~usinea~yot? No Roya Ralsroh11ni 6 S111us 92704 Sta. C·133, M1Sslon Vl8JO, ag:4; · ~;tE BRYSO City Cle1k, 3300 Newport award and will be subr!t Thi• bu1lnes1 Is con-Ste. 211, Santa Ana, CA Elizabeth Ann Rou Nia· T~~e~ta:':~:nt was !lied Irvine. CA 92715 ' ' ""·Rann Anocl11es, Inc, CA 92692 Ml ool & bo N, Boulevard, Post Orllca Box to aMual renewal for a ducted by: a general ptlfl· 9J2a7s0e5an Flnanci·ai & 'Insur· sen, 4261/ilta Suerte, New· with the County Clerk 01 Gary Donald Szendersk1. (CA), 1212 S. Bristol 112. This business I• con· many sc. t • Kes 1768, Newport Beach, Call· minimum of three years norahlp port Beach. Calif. 92660 438 l/eneto, Irvine, CA Sant.a Ana, CA 92704 ductlQ by: an individual S.204, PAT GUAJARDO, fornla 92658·8915 until 2:00 A briefing conference' will Have you started doing a nets Services, Inc., Mary Jocelyn Ross. 428 Orange County on 2·2·96 92714 This business Is con· Have you staned doing desk • Misc. Furn.· boxes p.m. on the 7th day ol be held for Interested audit bualneu yel? yes Oct. (Calif), 1570 Brookhollow .• I/Isla Suerte, Newport t9003072129 This business is con-ducted by: a corparalion business yet? yes H ·96 unknown contenls March, 1996, et which time firms to discusa the City's 1971 Ste. 211, Santa Ana, CA Beach, CA. 92660 Daily Pilot Fob. 13, 20, 27, ducted by: co-partners Have you •tarted doing Vince Rubalcava B228. BEi/EALY ETCHE· such bids ahall be opened operation and 10 answer re· Dallld M. Ellis . 92705 This business is con· Match 5, 1996 nag Have you started doing business ytt7 yes, 1968 This statement was filed GOYEN, 1ide table • chairs, and road for: laled queslions on Febru· This stattmant was filed This business Is con· dueled by: co-partners t)uslness yet? Yes. 2/1196 l/oe·Aann Associates, Inc .. w11h the Counly Cleril ol ~~Hee table • couch & GROUNDWATER ary 20, 1996. at lO:OO a.m. with the County Clerk ol dueled by: a corporation Have you started dOlng PUBLIC NOTICE Gory Szenderskl Roddy M. Donaghy, Presl· Orange Counly on 1-19·96 c8aJ,r.,,.. DENISE THOR E DEVELOPMENT al City Hall, First Floor Orange County on 1·24·96 Have you startlQ doil'l.9 business yel? no Flctllloua Buslnets T_hll stalement was filed dent 19983670498 • . "'""'• N • PROJECT WELL SITE Conlerence Room l ·A. n 1990307t1t3 businen ~et? no Jocelyn Ross with the County Clerk ol This st.>tement wH filed Da1ly Pilot Jan. 23, 30. • Mbo1~ce.s Household • M11c. DEVELOPMENT Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Delly Pilot Jan. 30, Feb. 6, Jaseasn nanc11a1 &N1n1s1uFr· EThzabeth Nissen f 1 d ThNaf m11e Statement Orange County on 2·05-96 with Iha County Clerk ol Feb 6, 13. 1996 1.694 : ~ Published Newport 13 20 1996 1714 ance erv1ces. nc., e . his statement was 1a • o owing persons are 10983072380 Orenge County on 1·23·96 ----------B·275, STEVEN a. HOL· PROJECT. PHASE I Beach-Costa Mesa Diiiy • • Sullivan with lhe County CICHk or doing business as: West· Darty Piiot Feb 13 20 27 19903870B56 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~A~o~~:clos. vacuum. FOR DOLPHIN AVENUE P~ot Feb1uary 13, 1996. PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was hied Orange County on 1·23·96 ern Pnnt1ng & Graphics. Maren 5. 1996 nai Dally PllOI Jan. 30, Feb 6, Fictitious Bualnus C·2SI, HEATHER LYN TWAMELULRASITSECHAONODL n75 with the County Cletk ol 10983070852 1018 Wtst Collins Ave., Or· 13, 20, 1996 1730 BE.RO. Misc. housohold • Fictitious Business Orange County on 1·26·96 Daily Pilot Jan 30, Feb. 6, 1nge, CA 92667 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Mtic. boxes WELL SITE PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Stat•m•nt 10903071360 13, 20, 1996 t732 Westtrn Pr1n11ng & Graph· The following persons are C•280, AHOND.. VIDAL, Tille ol Project The lollowing persons are oaitv Pilot Jan. 30, Feb. 8, •CS LLC (CA). 1018 Wes• Flclltlous Bualne11 doing business u The G,tt " NOTICE doinn business as: ETK 3 20 996 1 0 PUBLIC NOTICE Colhns Ave., Orange, CA Name Statement Fictitious Bualness Mart, 19422 Summer-bl...,cle • Misc. boxes C-3004-R Our one supreme Court •. ., 1 • • 1 I 1 92667 ., Se111lces, 1788 Hum· The follow1n9 persons art Name Sta\ement Breeze. Hun1111gton Beach. 0·285, MICHAEL NEWBY, Contract No. In and for San Diego ming bird 011ve, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bualnea1 This business is con· doing business :is· Ame11-The IOllowing l)efsons lie CA 92648 ~ etiest or drawa11 • Misc $100,000 county, Cal1lornla stale, in Mesa. CA 92625 Name Statement ducted by· lJmlled lJab1111y can Builders Mortgage, doing business as Sherred Linda Scnwartz, 19422 • household Englnee1's Estlmal• Common Law venue, wilh Carolyn Roso Oddo, 1788 Fictitious BuslneH Tho 10110 ng pe sons are Co 3700 S Susan Street, Enterp11se, 170 E 17111 St. Summer Breeze. Hunting· 9-289C,loDIANE& BKNAACK, Approved by the Public orlgin~ and exclu11vo Ju· Hummingbird D11va, Costa Name Statement doing oos~~ss a;· Beyond Havle you ?started doing 1100 Sanla Ana, CA 9S2l622711, Costa Mesa. CA tlonh1Bseabc;uhs.1~s92s641·16 con-,' M~s~ 0 2 1~1110 if~·~ TA Workl Department lh11 6th rlsd1ct.0!1, gives Notice and Mesa. CA 92626 The following persons are tho Dream 4635 .E WM• bus ness yet yes 1-04·96 92704 ·r JO----. _ •-.-Ga~feba.arf.-l~ grace '" Case No. CL· Nam Due lilluyen,. ~2 @JDQ....Jw$1Pe.u ;ts~ Qr· 9oYe ...-_ Or...,.,.. {OA Western Pr1nti,-,g & Graph· C;utel 01veu1hed. Inc Lov al M•'l.aSUltltl\l. ducted b.t husband endL ___ _ .-. ... J,""" " _, .. .,. 251 t<J Y9Spono.nt(s) Sutherland \'fay Garden chard ~oad Internet Pub· 92669 ' -...-. Tes, l'C', tsrCf!O (CA). 3700 S Susan Street (Caf1I.}, 170 E. 111h St • St wife Misc. household & boxes M lcha•I J. Slnacorl, United States et al: Stall ol Grove CA 92644 ' hsh1ng, 617 w. Valley View, l J B 11 4635 E Th" statemonl was filed .11 oo, Sanl:i Aria, CA 211. Costa Mesa. CA Have you started doing ' 0·214, MATTHEW S (Acting) Utllltl•• Man-Cahlor_ma et al;. County of Thang' Due But. 3402 s Suite 100 Fullerton CA Woud•n0 . ear:i • 0 wllh the Counly Clerk ol 92704 92627 business yet? no SCARBROUGH Surfboard Ss" Diego et al and all ol , • h1la ove ... venue r· 0 Cou . . S · • ager -· • Timber S11ee1, Santa Ana, 92635 an e CA 92669 ' 11nge nty on 1·19-96 This business is con· This business ts eon-Linda chwaru Misc. boll.es, hall tr.. Prospective bidders may Whom II may concern, lo CA 92707 M:irgarel Mary Oanlel, 617 0~ ·Jon Connor, 3776 19983070494 dueled by; a corporation ductod by: a corporation This statement was filed G'6~~~Ml~~~~:e~l ORE· obtain 1 sel ol col'lllact Quiet Tille on the below de· This business " con· W. I/alley l/lew Dr., Ful· Fourth Avenue, 1192, San Daily Pilot Jan. 23, 30. Have you slar\ed dolllQ H:ive you started do.ng With lhe County Clerk ol 0 •226. JOSEPH M. LAA· documen11 al no cost al scribed ~rlvate property: ductod by: a gonoral part· ierton, CA 92635 , Diego, CA 92t03 Feb. 6, 13, 1996 t-692 business(/'? Yes, t 1/1 95 business yet? yes. J3n t, Orange County on 1·26·96 SON, Misc. bOXllll, vacuum lho office or the Public G~g~ lwin f•lers, Jr., norsh1p JoAnne Kunzelman. 45 This business Is con· Cartel 1vers1hed. Inc. 1996 19963871383 • stereo· Misc. Furnllure Works Department, 3300 mR n • 0 /· ~(~) · st end Have you started doing Fabnano. Irvine, CA 92720· ducted by· co·parlners PUBLIC NOTICE Darlene Ward, President AW Fraser, President Daily Pilot Jan. 30,.feb. 6. 0·275, LINDA MILLER. Newport Boulevard, Posl the~:~:i7me~I anymr~ghts tllle business ye•? No 2525 Have yo~ started doing This slalemont was liled This slattmenl was hied 13, 20, 1996 1711 trunk. baker. rack • si~lnod Olfice Box 1768, Ne·~port or Interest 10 lhe above de Carolyn Aose Oddo Tn1s business " con· business yet? Yes, Jan 8 Flctltlou1 Business wllh the County Clerk o1 with the County Clerk ol ---------.. " · This statement was filed ducted by: a general part· l 996 Name Statement Orange County on 2·6·96 Orange Counly on 1·23·96 PUBLIC NOTICE glass sign Beach California 92658· scribed pioperty lo Ottice wllh the County Clerk of norshlp Loudi"n J. Beam 11 The following persons are 10983672472 19983070B51 E 058 MARLO MOR • or Clerk of Court, c/o 4364 H I d d i Fl tltl B I RISON, 'many Misc. boKe~ 8915. Bonita Rd., 1307, Bonita, Orange County on 2·2·96 a~e you 1 5 arte ong This s1a1emen1 waa hied doing business as: Ollice Daily Pilot Feb. 13, 20, 27, Dally Pllol Jan 30, Feb. 6, c ous ua nes• & Household, chlldreni For further lnformallon, California, st•t• (organic). 10003072128 b~s ness y~t 0n°1 1 w11h the County Clerk ol ol Chip Halstead. Esq. Al· March 5, 19~ TB02 13, 20, 1996 1733 Name Statement riding toys call Michael J. Sinacori, no lafer than (4) day1 alter Dally Pilot Feb. 8, 13, 20, argaret · ane Orange County on 1·23·96 torney·al·Law, 2512 B:ick The lotlowing persons are E·263, CASSIE FEVHL, Prof.ct Manager, at (714) the last pubhcetlon in lhe 27. 1996 T·771 This statement was filed 19903870832 Bay Loop, Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as· New· with the County Clerk of 92627 port Plant Company. 14~ achool desk. book shelves 644-3011 · paper, or lose all llQhl, title PUBLIC NOTICE 0 1ange County 011 1 ·23·96 Daily Pilot Jan. 30, Feb 6, Sherman Owen ('Chip") Fictitious BuslnHs Fictitious Business Posada, Ne.,.port Beach • waierbed ·boxes Pu bll s h•d Newport and lnteresl In said private 10083670850 13, 20, 1996 1740 Halstead, Jr .. 2512 Back Nam• Statement Name Staterrutnt CA 92660 E·268• CONNIE MARGI· Beach·Costa ~tesa Dally ~~~g~~/e ~~~vregr• w~~:i~ Flclltloua Buslneu Daily Pilot Jan. 30, Feb. &. Bay Loop, Costa Mesa, CA The foltov.1ng p.,sons are The IOllo't't1ng persons are Ch11stopnc1 "Michael Go-Ta1!:· auto engine•· fl()l)I" Pilot February II, 13, 1996. Waleis. Jr. Name Statement 13• 20• 1996 1734 PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 doing bus1111ss es· Snort doing bus1n81s as: vorko, 4445 Sea Harbour Publlshtd Newpoil F092 Newport Beach-Costa The following persons are 1 1 u B In SI This business 1s con-Hollywood Short C•nema "'Cheeky Girl" Stamps. D11ve, HUOIJngton Beach:· --titt9C-l't-eosta-Mlrtt" ~ fttl b1.111PMI aa;.. $ PUBl. . P·' F "' 3 g'9i'' r-v ' dom Concepts Group, Name Statement Heve you &1artod doing CA 92714 •C202, Cosi. Mesa, CA Thia business is con-.. ol •biuary v, 1 • 1 21582 Honey1uckl• Str••I. Flctltloua BusJnesa The following J>lf50f1S are 1>us1ne11 yet? Yts, Januery Robert Fuc:hs, 33 Almador 92627 ducted by an 111C:S.111dual T74S NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679 Name Statement doing bu1inn1 u : The 17, 1996 Street. IN1ne, CA 92714 K•mb11ly Lynn Mend.Ola Have yow 1t.111ecs docng __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , INVITING BIDS Pemela K. F'oughty, 21582 The tollowlng persons ate Banke, 1670 Newpo11 StMfrNn 0.11alstead Ninan Ku11en, 1411 N. Celr· 2345 Newport Boulevard buSiness yet? yes 11195 Sealed bids may be ,.. NOTICE Honevsuckle SlrHt, Tia· doing business as: A) Ne.,.,. Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA Thl' staiement was Med fomia Stteet, Burbank, CA tC202, Costa Mesa. CA Ctv1s Govorko NOTICE OF cel\•d 11 the office ol the Our one supreme Court buco Canyon, CA 92679 port Harbor Shipyard, Inc, ln627 with the County C18fk of 91505 92627 ThlS s1.11emen1 -s filed • PUBLIC SALE City C1etlt, 3300 Newport In and !or San Diego Wilham H. Fougn1y. 21582 B) California Dry Slip, 101 Ambassador Entertainmenl Orenge County on 1·22·96 This buS1neu 1s con-Th11 bus1nus 1s con· ...... th th• County Clerk or : OF LIEN•D PROPERTY Boulevatd, Post Office Box county, Cablornla state, in Honeysuckle Street. Tra· Shipyard Way, #B, New· Center LLC. 3200 lnlllld 19903070707 ducted by· a general pa.I· dueled by an 1ndMdua.I Orange County on 1-19-96 1768, Newport Beach~ Call· Common Law venue, with buco Canyon, CA 92679 port Beech, CA 92663 Empire Blvd., Suite 235, 0 ,., Pilo J 30 F b 6 nersh1p Have you started doing 19903670$22 NOTICE IS HEREBY lornla 02658-8915 until 2:1S 011g1nal and exclusive Ju· Frtnlc M HHdnck, 21582 Newport Harbor Shipyard, Ontario, CA 91764 ai., 1 an · e • Have you started doing business yet? yes 11/1/95 Daily p,101 Jan 30. Feb. 6,' Gii/EN THAT THE UNDER· p.m. on tht 71h day of nsd1ctlon gives Nouee and Honeysuckle Str .. 1, Tra· Inc., 101 Shipyard Way, This business Is con· l3, 20, 1996 1718 bus.ness yet? Yes. 1 •30 96 K•mbtrty L. Mtnd1ol1 SIGNED WILL AT PUBLIC March, 1996. 11 which lime grace In Case No. CL· buco canyon, CA 92879 1B. Newport Beach. CA ducted by. Lim1red Li•b~1ty PUBLIC NOTICE Robert Fuchs Th11 statement was f~ed 13• 20• 1996 1722 AUCTION PURSUANT TO such bid• ahall be opeM<S 00252 to respondent(s) Thia business Is con-92663 Co This s1a1emcn1 was Med with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE CHAPTER 10. L>IVISION 8 and rHd lor: United States et 11: State ol ducted by: 1 general part· This business is con· Have you started doing Fictitious Business with Iha County Clerli. of 011099 Courity on 1·23-961---------- COMMENCING WITH SEC· GROUNDWATER California et al; County OJ nership ducted by· a corporauon busineu y11? No 01anga County on 2·2·96 19903070830 Flctltlou1 Business ~~S 2Jl.ir/ r?toi~~S~~~~ DEVELOPMENT San Otego et al; and ell ol Have you 5111rted doing Hoava you sterted doing Ambassador Entertainment Th~j0~:w~nlglflp~~~~: are 19903072138 Daily Pilot Jan. 30. Feb. 6, Name Statement CODE OR SECTION 1988 PROJECT whom it may concern, to business yet? Yes, 11/t/95 business yet? Yes 3/1/91 Center LLC, Andrew l . D 1 p 1 F b 3 20 27 The lollowing persons .,, OF THE Cll/IL CODE OF CONSTRUCTION OF Quiel Tiiie on th• below d• William Foughty Newport Harbor Shipyard, Boylos, Mgr. Admini11r1111on ~Ro1ng ,bus~ess t asM: ,•) M 81 yh 5101199.6 . 1 • TI9J 13, 20, 1996 1742 doing business as: Con· THE STATE OF CALIFOR· WATER WELLS scribed prlvale property: This 1tatemont was filed Inc., L.A. Perkins, V1c1 This slatement was flied 1P• or .,arves inis· aic • PUBLIC NOTICE sumer P1ocess1119 Services, Gayle 0 Moore mind with Iha Countu Clerk ol Pres1den1 & General Man-with the Counly Clerk ol tries", b) "Ke~nllh E. Zenk. PUBLIC NOTICE 33851 El Encanto IA, NIA ANO PURSUANT TO LOCATED AT bod i • , O C ' 2 6 96 ager Orange County on 1·26·96 Photography · 23385 La Flctltloua Bualnest Dana Point, CA 92629 COMMERCIA.L CODE SEC· DOLPHIN AVENUE Re~~~dent(s) must send range ounty on · · This statement was filed 19903671413 Crescenta n 7eo, Minion Fictitious BualnH1 Name Stat•m•nt Gayle Bloomingdale. TION 7210 <2>: THE FOULS· AND T AMURA SCHOOL their claim of any rlghl, llllo 1 0 9a9 11y83p8 110 7t2F4e7b5. 13, 20, 27 with the County Cie1k of Daily Pilot Feb. 6, 13, 20, l/Ki•eJnOn, eClAh92E6d9w1 ard Zenk, Name Statement The lollowlng persons are 33851 El Enc1n10 #A LOWING MISCELLANEO WELL SITE or Interest to the above de· O C 26 96 D P I CA 92629 HOUSEHOLD AND PEA· 0111 March 5 1996 ngg range ounty on 1· • 21, 1996 T·753 23385 La Crescen ta The lollo't'tmg persons are doing business as: A) F.G. ana ont. SONAL PROPERTY TO-WIT Tiii• or Profect scribed property to ca • 1900307t44t n 1eD. M1tsion l/iefo. CA doing business as Clark E11tr1ordlna1rt, Bl Th11 bu1lness Is cot.- IDENTIFIED BY NAME AND C·3oo+S or Clerk or Court, c/o 4364 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot Feb. 6, t3, 20. PUBLIC NOTICE 92691 Marcon/Marine Consulllng Unllect States Leap of Fa.ilh ducted by; an ind1vidUAI STO~GE UNIT NUMBER. Conlr~1 No. ~~~;:,aml~~"st:1!°7J·Of=:l~): Flctltloua BuslnHI 27, 1996 T-759 Flctltloua Buslneu Tnls business Is con-~u~:~ic~v;,~rv~~~'·c~~~ ~~/1d•s:~r~a ~!,~~~1 ~:: ~~~~~J1~~ :.~ Lowis. Evelyn, 66263L 1890•000 no leter than (4) •Y• aher Nam• Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement ducted by: an Individual Mesa. CA 92627 CA 92715 199G Novak, Dorii, 662313N Engl~r·a Estimate the last publlcallon In the Have you started dOlng G R o. N 1 Forrest GorCl•n Clark Geyle Bloomongdtle PeoplH, Darryl• F., Approved by Iha Public paper, or lose 111nght,11111 d~'g 1~::-~~~.~'.°':b:~ Flctltloua BuslnH1 d~ f~~~~'1/:~~o~~~ business yet? yes. 12195 19:'g;ede~~··~ve c~s~a 5351 Sierra l/trde, 1rv1ne, This auat--.t was filed 662524P Works Dep111meot this 61h and Interest In hid private N s "" KeMeth E Zenk CA 927 5 w•lh ~ County Clefk of Rallly, Rocky, 682832R property forever wllhout lute Con1u1tlng Engineers, ame tatement llve Ideas and Solutions, Thi• stattment was liltd Mesa, CA 92627 t Biown. Danny, G62502B day of February, 1996. • G 1 D M 1 California General Part· The following persons 111 476 Fair Drive, 1206, Costa with the County Cl1<k of This buS1ness ts con-Th11 business Is con· Orange County on 1-19-!le Bennett. Annelle, 6622l6B Mlcha•I J, Slruicorl, recourse •Y • · OOfe. nersh1p, 3848 Campus Or. doing business as: Silver Mesa. CA 92626 Orange County on 1•1g..96 ducted by: an 1nd1V1dual duclaCI by an 1nd1v1dual 1ff038705t0 THIS SALE Will BE (Actlnt1) Ulllltlee Men. Newport Bttch.Coata 1218. Newpor'I Beach, CA by Chnsline, 2800 N. Main Julie ChtlsUne Talbot, 467 Have you startlCI do•ng H've you started do.ng Daily Pilot Jan 30, Feb. 6. COMPETITIVE BIDDING ager ~:~a6 ~~1Y1~ot Jan. 30, 92680 StrHt, Santa Ana, CA Falr Drive, 1206, Cosie 19oo3o7o51D business yet? yes, Oclobet bupness yet? No 13, 20, 1996 t724 ON THE February 24th, at Proapecilve blddets may · • • ' Khosrow Nourmoham-92701 Meu, CA 92628 Da4y PJot Jan. 30, Feb. 6, 1988 ForrtSI 0 Clarl< 10 A.M. ON PAEMISES of obt••A a ael of contract PUBLIC NOTICE madl, 3504 Doe Spring Rd., Chnstine A. Garwood. 848 Jame1 Rlchatd Arnold, 467 13, 20, 1998 t725 George R. De Neel Tiu 11a1ement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE WILLIAMS RELOCATION -· Corona, CA 91729 A~os Way IH, Newpor'I Felr Drive, 1206, Costa This statement was Med 't't1lh lhe County C1trk 011----------SERl/ICE WHERE SAID document• st no cost at ens U47551 Al11n•h Fanoelan, 3504 Beach, CA 92560 Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE with th• County Cl1<k ol Oreng• County on 1·26-96 FlctlUou. Bu•IMH PROPERTY IS STORED the olfJce of tbe Public Flctltlou• 8wlneH Doe Spong Rd., Cofona, Ted P. Lamara, 844 Nm-Th11 bu1inHs It con-Fl tltl B al Orange County Ol'I 1-17-96 19903171420 Ne.,.. Statement ANO WHICH IS LOCATED Works Department, 3300 Nam• Statement CA 91720 gos Way IH, Newport ducted by: co-partner• c OUI u ,,... 19003070193 Dally Pilol Feb 6, 13, 20 The following parsons.,, AT WILLIAMS AELOCA· Newport Boulevard, Post The following persona are This buslneaa 11 con-Beach, CA 92660 Heve you started doing Th~;::wf tat•~: art Daily PJol Jen 23, 30, 27, 1996 T.757 doong buslnns as: Bf•Ui· TION SERVICE, 11610 St1· Office Box 1768, Newport doing buslneas as: Auby'1 ducted by: a general part· Th11 business Is con-business yet? No do.ng bu11ne'1si:· Conec:t Feb. 6, 13, 1996 1'669 ~ough~~~ hfC:'· board Clrcte, Stanton, Ca. Beach, Calllornla 02658-Surf City Diner. 110 New-nership :iuci•d bV: husband and j~~!'~ard Arnold Con1tructlon S~lullons, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lllla~ Ktanz. 10890 SMla ~~TC:~ ~5u~~ g~ 89l5, port Cenler Drive, h Su~• b~'!l~.~oyuet7s~~9:.1.~:?. H~•v• you started do.ng Thi• statemenl wu Med 12312 Eveningside Orlv•, Fictitious llusln .. • CathetlM S.trHI, Founcac> ORANGE, ~;TATE OF CALI-For further Information, i~~Newport Beac • A Khosrow Nourmohammadl busintss yet? No with the County Cleik of Sa.nta Ana, CA ln705 Fictitious Bu1lnHs Name Stat•m•nt Vllle'f, CA 92708 FOANIA. call Mlchael J. Slnacorl, Rub ,1 Huntin on Bt1ch Tl\11 1t1tement wu fUtd ltd P. Lamare Orange County on t-29·96 Enc Benek~. 12312 Eve-Nam• Statement The following P'ftOtll .,, Ma1k M&lamut. 1 P1los, La· MR. JOHN PISCHKE, Projec:t Manager, al (114) ltd .Y 1 Cant!n1a hmlled with th• County Clerk of Chrlltine A. Garwood t0003071500 nlngalde Dr1ve, Stnll AN. The lollowlng pe11ons 11e doing t>u11n111 .,: JLM guna Nlgu,1, CA 92677 AUCTIONEER. LICENSE &44-3011 . partnerahlp 110 N-por'I Orange County on 1·19-08 Thia Sltttmenl was filtd Dalty Pllol Feb. ti, 13, 20, ~A 927~ mlon 222 1411'1 doing buslneH IS' Horl>Of Group ColTVnefclal Insur· Tn11 buJinesa la con. NUMBER A1708, WILL Publl1hed Newport Center OJI~ Suite \10. 10093070523 with the County Clerk ol 27199$ r.755 :i f' 'B h CA North Ceola'" c/o PEO D• ance. ta W. BllbOI Btvd , d.lldadby!.CO-~ CONDUCT SALE ON PAE· Beach.Cotta Mesa Dally Newpofl Beac'h, ,CA 92680 • Dally Pilot Jan. 23, 30, Orange County on 1·30-96 ' :2M8 unt ngton aac ' velopmeot, Inc., 412 Pirale B, Newport Beaatt, CA Have you s:"ed dOlnQ MISES. SALES IS SOLD Piiot F1bruat/ 9 13 1998. This bualn•H 11 con· Feb. 6, 13, 1996 1-682 109e307t054 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• businua 11 con· Rd .. Newport Beach, CA 92681 ~it'/.!? ~ ... WITH LIMIT ANO RE· • • F093 ducted bV' • llmll•d part· N TICE oanv P1lol Feb. 6, 13, 20, d d b • 92663 JamH Lawrence M\llllQan 81 anz SERl/E. THE LANDLORD nershlp • PUBLIC O 27, 1995 T·76S Flctltloui BualntH ~;!: ~ ~::i:~ Philip e. Olson, 412 Pirate Jr., 814 W. Btlboa Blvd.. This allttm.m ~·lff RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PUBLIC NOTICE Tht registrant commenced PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement t>u1lnes~ yet? Y•• 1·1·96 Ad • Newport Beach, CA B, Ntwporl a .. ch, CA wlln \M CQW\t\' ._ BIO AT THE SALE. PUA· to 11anuct buslnetl undtf Flctltlou1 Busl,,... Tht following persons art E le B ket 92663 92661 OflllQe County on t'23·ti CHASES MUST BE PAID NOTICI the flclltloua ntme or Name ltatem•nt Fl I I B I doing 'business 11• Snacks mi :~ement WU filed This bu1lne11 11 con-This bu1ln•11 It con-tl98387oa3S ' ' WITH CASH AND PAID IN\llTINO BID• namt1 listed above on 1/ The !Oflowlng pertonl "' ot t oua UI ""' To Go 11n Hummingbird with th• County Clerk ol dueled by: Ill lndivlctual du;;tt<I by: an inclMdul' Delly Pdol Jan. JO. fell .... FOR AT TIME OF PUA· Reeled bid.I mav be ,.. U./18 doing bUtlMM H ; A) Ad• Natn• St.ternent D I ' C I M CA Have you Started do.ng Have YOU Ital~ doong 13 20 1• mt Q HAS.Es. AL l. Pu R· Cfl"ved •t lh• ottle• or the Rutrf• Huntington Betch, vanced Medi• Group, D) ThJ followlng P'faon& .,, ~~ 01 a .... Orang• Coun081y .. on l-2).9' business yet? yH, Jan. U, buslneU yet? Yes, 11/l/ta 1---' -·-----~.-~HAS ED OOf)DI ARE City Cltfk, 3300 Nt*Pon Ltd., Douglu s. Ca· Advanced Selling Tech-doing business et: Fun-JtmH Edward Parker 11913'7 2. 1991 James t.lulliQan Jf. PUBUC NOTlC! SOLO "AS IS" AND MUST Boulevard Pott Office Box van&UOI\ noloQllS, 1102 Ridge CrHI nypapers Salon, 2400 Pt· 1177 HummlnQblrd Drive' Oa.ly PtlOl Jan. 30, Feb. 6, PM E. Olaon lhll 1111 mtnl wit f.ltd _ .aE REMOVED BY 3:00 1768 Newport Beach, Ctll-Thll 11aternent WU filed Cltcl9. Costa Mesa, CA cmc Coast Hwy., Ntwpor'I Cotta MHa. cA 92928 • 13, 20, 100G t743 Thia •t•tement WU filed with the County Clerk ol Fldlt ............. .. PM., OH THE DAV OF Tl1E fornla ~1s until 2:00 with th• County Cltfk of 92827 Seidl, CA 92663 Margaret A.lint Oarrt.an PUIUC NOTICR wllh the CIM'lly Clerk 01 Orange ~ty on 1·29-M ...._ ... ..._... IAL!. pm 00 tile 28th day of Orange County on 1.2:>-ee Jame1 Scol1 Riley, t102 Shalon J. Pa11, 3400 Aul• 117.,-HummlhQbird Ot1ve' .-Oi~ County on Mf.98 1'"3871M1 The~~.~ THIS SALE IS SUBJECT l'ebNaty, 1990, •t which 1tff~07otel Ridge CrHt Cltcle, Colla tin A.,.., 011ng•, C.ill Co.la Mesa. QA 92929 ' 1H63070004 D.uy ,llOt'" 1S. 20 27 ~ bualoiti ar. \Ille lO PRIOR CANC£1.1.ATIOH wne 1ucti bldt IN.II be Meta, CA92Ga7 12869 T I I I '1ctltloU9 lklMM.. D•'"' Pile J 23 30 a tM ' T·~ NoYI Yacht $M1. ll31 fN THE EVENT Of' S£TTLf.-ned and rHd lo(: Dally Pilot Feb. e. 1'· 20• Phylllt Alballo Alley, 1102 lH8e SmitM, 327 WM• h • ~UI nH• • co~ Name •tat•m.nt _, t an. • • March .. I ,,. Wut Coast Hwy., Newpotl MENT, Bl!TWEEN WIL· opt COftONA 27, 199 T·75t A.doe Crest C"le· Coti. C-s> Lane, Newporl coa.st, d~ltd by: • hUlband and The toclowing l*IOfll ar• Feb ... 13• lMI t .. 72 PUlllC MOTIC! a..cn. CA t29llS UAMS RELOCATION Sf!R-IL MAii WAT•R PUBLIC NOTICE MeM. CA 92a7 C.iif. 02&$7 \llllft arted doing doing buM'ltSI aa; ,~fie PUBUC NOTICI VIiia Non; Inc. (CA);_3m VIC!, AND OGLIQATED :....NMDALLllYI Thi• butlntll II con-Thi• bu11ne11 •• con-:.r"vett"No Concert Co. Ud., USA. '1clUdeUs...... West coasa Hwy,;~ PAATV. RIPLAC•ll&NT ALUIY 1'1otlttoue h.U.... ducted by: tlutb.Vld and ducted by: a general patt· Jemea Patker 3185 ltJtw 'I A.,,..., Suitt D, 1'1ct1"°"9 8UIJMM Mw ltet.....,. leech, CA lael) Publllh•d Ntwpotl N.,...Slat..-nt Wit• nertNp Thia etatemertt wu filed CoataMeu.CA92&21 NanMSla.._.... Thetollo\lllW'tOP9flONlllt TNe b'111neu It con- 8Hcti-eo11a ...... Daily NOa., :SI-A. U·•, The '°"owing ~ .,. Hav. you 11111ed doing Have you ttarttd ~ wllll IN County Clwk ot 1'9cille Panntr• T-.Com-The lollow"lng pet90M ••• doing bvllneu • Ml. duded by:. COlpOrltioti Pilot F•btuatY .. t3. 1098. :I,... ~ :SWf doing butlnM• ... cs I butlntu ,-.t? No blillnell v-t? Y9' 1ttl Or County on '*" ~.uone. I.Id 311$ NI• dOlrci ~ .. : I) 8ay-HartWel LLC, UOI .... H.w yow ...... -. T750 44-D, Ii 44-& l!ltClronlcl 385i Birch P~s Arballo Riley ~on J. Parr t=e?Ue? we'/ Ave .. Sutta D, Cott.a tide Communlea.UIOnl. b) ahor• Orio, NewpoH ~ yefT HO ............... ------..... --1 Tltlt Of Pioject 1518 N~rt BMCh, cA Thia awem.nt w• llled Thi• 1tatement w11 filtd MHa. CA 92129 N&uonal Adlltrllling Nl'I· Dekh CA we w. HO¥a., IM... ...---PUILIC NOTICI C.HH 9ae0 ·~~ wtUI the Counly Oltrif OI With "'-County Cltrlt 01 Dally Hoe PC. t. 13, 20. Thia bu11neu 11 co~ WOfk. 2QSO Alfway Aw.. ML Hatt"1 u.c (CA). OrMf\ ..,.......,,. NOTIC• 0 , Contract No Dani.I f Romano 1)122 Orqe CountY on 1·2l-ae OrlhQe Count~on Mt-II 11, 11N T·7~ ducttd bra corporation 181, Coat• MHa, CA AOt ... .._. = ,..._; Thia i.1a1t1alllll11t111a1a1rcrc ...... • 000• Via ,rOfNit.. MlMlOn Viejo 1 ... JUO.it t ... H70 Hav. YOIU tslt\ed clOlftQ 92'26 ~ -..cti, CA YjlVI tt. OIMJfl9J Olrlt 91 'URIC u.&.I 147 • CA 92191 ' Dally Piiot Jan ~ Feb. e Otlly Not a.no 23. 30. PUIUC NOTtCI bualMtl Y9t? Yu, :J.ff.ff Steve Scl\uUe uo ,_ .. Thi• ow1"'9a• con-0r-.. ~ Oft 1•l!NI OP Lt•M•D ltROP&RTY EnglMtf'• EltllNtt Jordan A. w11u.me t46N 11 20. ,... • t74l '" • 13 ,. '""' Pac:illc '""'*' TeleCOm-GU4Wll•, ,,B, Cetona .... ~ ~. uma.t ~ teMMTtUi ~NOT'ICE IS HEREBY Apl)foved by Int PUbllo Unda Flofa Aoad 'Uguo& • ' ' ' ... ....._ ••llMu rnut1lcatlonl. Lid., Tllomat MM CA q25 Co. DallV Nol,-.. 1, 1i, tit EN THAT TH! UNDE~· WOfq ~111\11 Ith Hiii• CA 82863 ' PUii.JC MOTICI PUIUC IOTICI "-••-•"' e Clerk, Prtelefenl Thli bu1lnHe I• con. Hal/9 p.i ....,.. llolno 27 ,.. '1!1'11 -84 Nl!O WILL: AT PUBl.IC dat °' ,ebN&f'J ,.... Ch la 8t MM 809 E Thi tollowll'D ~ .,. This 9UllerMnl WU rtltd ducted by· an lndill1dual butlr .... ~ YM; ,,.,.. 1-·-----...... ---· ~ION PURSUANT •TO ......... .1.' ......... euH..o ~ • Ana, cA ........... .......... .......... ......... dOlng ·~ -...,. wfth lie County ci.tlt. ol ....... ~ 11., .. d ~ ML "= UQt Thomaepiiili~----....... COMJ:~~f~'°:J CMURtl UUll .... .._.::.......,IOI L w. The-=--~:_. The~= .. t:r...t:i. =.=.~ r~~·,°'' 1 ~ =-'.J:!."° \!:.' ..... ~: ~ .... rnoH lU700 O' THI BUSI• ..., lelO. lanla AM_ CA 1i1Jot = butlna.. H l •) =llUllneie M: ~ 1Ht7 Deilw P1iOt F.-... I, 1a, tO "Thia • tt1MiMnt WM Ned wlltl ._ OMlllr ~ ef ~SS AHO PROl'HllOHS Ptoap1._ ...,.,_ rMY Jhit bu•lnHt I• ~ ...,., I) World Ima hoductt. i111 Joe lalna. nn ri.. Aw-t7 ,. MU With ~ Counlj ca.\ OI °'*""· ~ on t.1• O:tt:"o~~·· o0tain • ... ot contract MMCt 111¥! • ,_,.. ,,.,.. .,..,... .,...,.,...., c> """""· .,... -. --. Al.. o.... ....., CA • .• ....-nooe OI CM.fig. docUfiliirltl It no COit It ntr1lhlp W llOTICI .. ,,,. .. ..... . . -----• COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO a UIS & lllOUB Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Mooday--Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll Momay -··--··-·FridaY S:OOpm Tuesday-··········.MoOOay S:OOpm Wednesday ....... Tuesday S:OOpm 1lnmday ······-···Wednesday 5:00pm FridaY··-········-··'Ilnmday 5:00pm llYPllO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631~94 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a p:ice quote.) BYMGOll• PaSONi 330 West Bay Street Ca;ta Mesa, CA 9UJT7 ComermNewport Bl't'd A Bsy SL GINIRAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves I.he ripit to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement .. Please report any error thai may be in your classjfied ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent acccpl no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ., HOUSES/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE CONDOS FOR RENT 2724 2920 5530 5530 5530 5530 MERCHANDISE 1 Br •pt East of Harbor liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i~~~ii!i~~~~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $585/mo utll paid. 383 E'alde CM master br, ¥Morg•n¥ $3000.$0000/MO CASTINO·MOVIE RECEPTIONIST Prr t~ HOUSING VI. Bay St. See Lee In w/d, gar, walk.In clst. Happy Valenllne's Inside sales for ad EXTRAS For prestigious CdM 1111.'""QUES OP'lfo1nuN1rr Unit 5. 970-6261 Avl 3/1. $600/mo+ Day. I love you. agency doing business Production trainees. Salon. Salon exp pref. •Telecommuting n.nj,& 6010 -.ll111l1mtuclw"l11n1H11111s E'alde B•ck B•Y 'hulll. Fem. 646-8224 ¥Love Brooke• nationwide. 969-8552 M •I 0 r 9 tu d 1 0 : Call Nancy 676-1495. Is the r•u•• MWSJlpttlsllllljecltollltFcd· 1 BR, new carpet, w/d Fr•• Room In beautl· $35,000/Yr Income 714·533·5018 SALES Postlon yourself now •BUYING ITEMS• MJAfalttlftuotAclol1'61H CORONA hookups, patio, no ful CM home In ex·--------potentl•I. Reading•--------REPRESENTATIVE and earn up to 100k From 1800-1960, 1 pc .....,.,.tc111111uin1111pl DEL MAR 2122 pets, $845 631·7813 change for weekend LOST & books. Toll Froe (1) CHILD CARE F/T Growing community 1st year. Fortune 10 entire estate. Paint· JI llhlt1lsl "any pret111nc1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ES 2Bd 2Ba, 2-car gar. aales help 444·3999 FOUND 2925 800-898-9778 Ext. R· Care for 3 children, newspaper group seeks 500 company adv!· lngs, c.hlna, gbware, 1111111111111 er tll1crlnil1111l1n s1195 28R tBA Klds/pet·Ok. 157 E.23rd NB 38d House. Ocean 1361 for details. ages 1, 3 & 5. Some display advertising repr• SOfl are callmg \his turn, etc. lmmed ca.h, hStf Oii m a. ell-. 11llglon, Rear Unit, Very Large Unit A. Avl 3/1. $1100 view. Mair w/ba. Pool Cruln ... Over 'Kl .... ' $40,000/Yr Income housekeeping & cook· sentallve with 1 year mtni· the super-trend of top s . 673-6223 Iv~ "".-a.UHlcl• Qnllll.alstttvsor Ron283·1300.Daya /yard. 2BI"• 10 Beach ., • .. , 1 1 Ing. Uve In or 6ut, ~ .,_ 1 the future. For Eal•t• Sale 18th C.n-.1'" ,.. No Gar. No. of Hwy. ,.. Blk Cat, slim build, 10 potent • • Home Costa Mesa (Mesa mum experience. ~celent phone interview call · .....,lftltll,1r•llltl111ioA.. Don 558-eOOO Agt. Lar9e 2 BR 1 1/2 BA, $800/mo. 1531·5688. yrs old. Lost 211. Npl Typists/PC users. Toll Verde) home. May benefl1 package lnclUd1ng 1•8()().594•5079 tury English coun~ .uu..,a.u"*"".a.. linll· gat, Bluffs ov•rlooklng NB Oce•n view Coast area. 721-8294 Free (1) 800-S.98-9778 base salary lor the oner· partners desk. 181 bring own child. . Centi1r;y lacge English ~--~~d~~·~-~~~~~~S~X~2~1~2~4~~~@~J~W~~M~m •~~ ~: 8 w r~~~~gs · ~~~pan~ or~ .. ' Tllb ""'"'°' .tn HI --------sundk. $525. $100 otf Terrier mix female *Attn: Coat• M•a•* required. MUST BE PhysicaVdrug scrHnlng ,._ brary, and other flflf M ....,_..._,IMl1i» liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1a1 mo. rent &48-4400 puppy 4-6 months. Postal Positions. Per· RELIABLE. S500 per quired. EOE. P\eue send fUli "Wr• ~5-6938 .... lllr rul ..._~It le E•atde r•ml'd 3Br hse, Elden/Unlverslty In manent f\.lllllme for monttT+foOd allow· resume to Judy O.tllng, Telemtlftteter & re-..,_,,..,.:·;;.;~...,,.~·-,..----~ .... a.. O.tllftn f/p, dbl gar, RV prkg, Npt 2Br 2·•ty condo, Costa Mesa on 2/8. clarkafaortara. Full ance. Call .574-4243 "California Community cepllon. Computer & IBM Orlgnat execv- • .,. • ., latet-4 _.. "1 vault ceU, cov'd patio, 2.5Ba. Nr beh. Patio, R E WA R DI Benefits. For exam, daya 444-4030 •vest News 330 West Bay SlfMt, Phone NHd tmmed live electrrc typ.- lltrtllbtes MmUIH hi Ullr w/d hkups, lg fncd yd, g:,· ~gw~~~ ~~~ LOST: "Whiskers" application and aalary weekends. Costa' Mesa. CA 92627 or Via Udo, NB 875-7695 writer works $50 ·-.. ftll&aMt • • d I IS I t Info call: 708-294-1839 lax ""'" resume to (714) TUTORS Prr for H.S 844-2307 -.----grn r. mmac m pe & phn. $500+ '-' ulil. Beautiful sweet Hlma· Ext. 4086 8am to 8pm. CHIRO ASST 63.1 :,;::. Latin/Cale/Chem/Bio/ ._,,,,_..,...._ ok. $1350. n~ Avail now. 548-3212 lyan cal. Please call ._,,.,. 1-------- •,..1111ba1mm.,.,CllHUO Npt Doh exlra lg room, 714.720-1455. Admln Asst FT for PfT prorl W/axp for Sal•• Support Span/Frch 3.2 • GPA, APPLIANCES 6011 l lll·IM•1.-.U•·l5tllftr Unfum'd Hom•• Geted/CaV'd ...._ construct co, xlnl busy CM oJnc.. Call depen car. S9-S11/Hr.11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To RenVBuy. 2·3Bd. ~ Pc>d"'"" prlv bath, walk4n commun akllls, MS from 11-3, ask for Kim 40yr ~-w/)lln1 oppty, South OC. "43·2700 1• • .....-.oc ... ,.._ Beach close, In C.M. ~=· n..__ closet, gar, w/d, utll HEALTH•· W d & E 1 'd or Duane 8~1 -5664. seeks detail oriented 1.yr-old GE 12-cyc wshr tHI KUO" W ·JSOG. Low rent $600/mo. ,_.,,. ,..., """"" Inc., n/smk, $675 1 sv ~ or xce req • ' asst. for outside sat•• & 8-c c gas ~~ Laa purchase option last 1325 dep 1/2 mo. FITNESS 3000 res & •al hlal to 268° Customer Servlc• team. Fax res: Attn: EMPLOYMENT $400 0~. 640-2963 ·~ avl. Pet ok. 852·5575. Ult. Pd. &se1.:'t50. free 831·7888 iiiii~~~~~!iiiiii Orange Ave. J , New foodtservlc• In · Gay Megee 646-9615 S VICES 5533 -HOUSES/ CONDOS 'POR SALE NEWPORT BEACH 2169 "'~&............... Costa Mesa 92627 Irvine seeks enthusl· S 1 -'"' 1 ER W•aher, Dr~er , -_. Npt Bch Master ate w/ * AFFORDABLE * Ad I S I a a.,,.,ea gn Rafrleer•tot & G•a pvt bath. Beautiful HEALTH INSURANCE m n upport astlo. self·starter w 40yr co. seeks high Stove Me.$848 Casa V1ctor1a Apts. 52 5 IJ1clorta SI . CM 714-6116-9966 pool/Jae No pets For the self-employed 40yr co. seeks hi· good computer & com energy, well organized •••••••• • 54751010. "645.6799 · & am bus. 831•3858 energy, organized self skills. Oppty to g1ow self starter. Prof'I de-Pleue be aware that1 ________ _ starter. PfT pos. Req w/ust 833-2929 tall oriented. Avall the listings In tnls cat· FURNITURE 6014 Npt Crest master ste, xlnt phone/computer DOO WALKER W wknds. Fax res: All: egory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * BACK BAY* ga.rage, near beach. skllls Fax res· Attn· alk ff to call a 900 number Tennis court/pool. PERSONALS Jeff Wierzba 64.8-9e15 med-size dog dally for Je Wierzba 648-9615 In wnlch there Is a *HOUSEFUL* ~~~~~et2::: $~~~·5 f1~: NEWPORT $650+ ~uUI. 848-9299 •••••••• Bird ••by Sitter ~~~.bi~.;:~~~~!~ Npt S~~-~~~:'n~~~ charge per minute. ~:."':~,~~.~~!~~ 840-7282 or 373-8800. Sh•re FV 4BR pool, nHdad for 1 month. from home. $9/hr. Call ASS EM BL E ARTS , moire, Victorian furnl· -GENERAL 1002 BLUFFS <4BR, 3 BA BEACH 2669 jacuzzi, pool tabla Tame talking African GOURMET COOK/U 842•5704 CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew· lure allk trees, coffee iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $400, large house PERSONALS 3002 Gray 831·7640 housekHplng, exp'd, · elry, wood Items, typ. end unit, vaulted call· 984·1339. No pats. iiii!i!~~~~~~~ Cashier live out, FfT. Non· Secr~t•ry/Recept Ing, sewing, computer & end tables, ate. QOV'T FORECLOSED Ing, 2 car gar, pool •1BR $925• ---------1 .au•n• .. TEED D'"T"' Gourmet M•rket amkr. Newport Beach Eslb d co. seek• well work from hOme In Grandfather clock. homea for pennies $1995 mo. 458-5232 2BR 2BA S72SNp """"" ~ "' areL 714-673-3643 organtzed person w/ pare time G eat 71W94-9880 BUSINESS OFFICE with Newport'• exclu-Now taking appllca-f'I 1 w your s • r 1---.,.-.-.,,,,...-..,.---on $1. Delinquent Tax, Lido Isl ••~ront 38R Retrlg & dlahwuher pro all lude. ord pay Free detail• cau Design Center Repos. REOa. Your 3BA+fam rm or 4th Incl. 60x30 pool. No FOR nrNT 2769 alve men & wonen. 1· Uons for cashier/Ser· Home b••ed bual· processing skill s , 1·800·632·8007 24 750L OFF Ar T 11 F 800-pets. No fees. No "'-'" 900-388-0400 x 1893. vice Dell. PT/FT Apply neaa No Investment, heavy phones, filing hr • 7V 899:911: Extra~ 1398 br,(dock avl) furn/uni lease. 545-4855 $2.99/mln, 18+. Pro-In person Farmers no aeUlng, no risk. Karen @'714-960-0830 •--•-· ------Ou•Uty/Low Prtcea . • wk/mo/yr ····· 850-2300 Call Co. 602·9S4·7420 M.,ket, 401 Newport St ..... , 714-754-5990 Sofas, loveaaata, for current llallnga. Bright 2Br 2Ba new Canter Dr., Newport1.,,,..,.,,,..__,~...,.,.---Convenient chairs, annol.res, col· Lido lale 3Br maa. crpVpn1 Fmch cioora t•a •· n .. a.. CA HOT CONNECTIONS Beech or call 760-omce MgrfGen lodger Overstocked with Cl•ulned fH tables. lfon beds. ---------• ~rf~c·~:~t!~· ~~i 18' patio. mlrror•d • l~A.C.Ok. *1-800.848-4888 , ____ 040 __ 3___ book1qeper c'°' futet· stuff? 642 ... Ta 363-8036 or 485-1905 NEWPORT mo 31 0-277•1583 wardtobea, $1420. ClcanAlltmWyAm 'N growng co. ompu r A call to BEACH 1069 · Avall lmmed. 876-8003 • 1500Sr.Alt,Ok. NEW HOT PARm.INE ~e~i !:~~ c~111~~e? skills Lotus. SBT. Al•o Classified NEWPORT TERRACE Pumitun, llhont ¥lfm Ca I I C I• 8 a If I e d oeed D•t• Procea.-wlll help iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2Br 2~Ba, gar, carprt, OCEANFRONT • 3000.SP.M':.Ofc. 1~f'REE 13733) 11+ aor. Benafils. FAX r• &42·5678 ltyou're loolllng for •Jolt. · claulfted has new1 for J'.OU. ~ Condos upgr•ded 2 vu. No/pet Avt 2/15 LQ 2Bd Shrt/long term Ddu•Suttt MustSttl LD.only. l5ninliile2Sldly todayl 842•5678• 1umes: 714·259-91fS3 BR, 2 BA, close to $900/mo. 645-9219 5703 Seaahore 545-8828 THE FREE PARMINE •-;-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:--:.:========:.::=======:.==========;:;iiiiiiiii;:===;; ' beach, $144,500-Quiet Npt lal 2Br 1B•1---------1.Q7~AU.FREE $229,000, Agt 640· hse frplc gar yaid SOUTH COAST I•••••••-Only Normal LO. to Colo. 1 7 O O O Ext 3 O 6 • hkups, pvt park. Yny: BUSINESS &. 11385/mo. eso-o1oa METRO 2686 "' •• I ... ••LUXURY FINANCE W•t•rfront Condo ,~BR 2.75 BA. Highly --------N .. r ICP 38R 2BAl••·-----t-1Jpgraded. With boat APBDTMENTS encl garage, laundry .. a 11 p . S 2 8 O O /m o , ~ rm. ,Oulat, >dnt area. •·B-U_S_ni._rr_S_S ____ , .. Agt 840-7000 Ext 306. FOR RENT $950/mo 548-8883 nu• MOBILE '""HOMES OPPOllUNIIY 1-----· 2904 ----~-•MISCELLANEOUS -------~ 2e22 JWn'ALS STARTING ANEW ACtM>a ~ =OOitC Nllnt -f--.,...,... .. ......... , 1ICIOt 14 °""cm.a IOl'll 115 Whllnef• lnventlQn 1 e One-oelled , 7 clng •. '"' 19~~bladl 20 ~'.;A~ r..cue 21 Naval rank: OOWH 1bbr. t Dwer'a gear 22 Prepare to 2 R•l•rrino to 23~ 3~adef 24 Fruit drink Shaw 25 Limb 4 OhlHt 28 Naltvl of 5 Chec4lgO Loop Flol'ence 1ra1na 28 • -Rov" e &hedule ~ 31 ~ 7 Certain 28 Wlddinil bind 35 ~ ~ englhea 29 A Mgle time 3e Bua rout• 8 Plue 30 Tawm fare 37 Rletl 9 Oblcufe 31 Ripped '° Heat1 10 In the mida1 ol 32 Gemstone 42 Magazine 1 t Celebration 33 Ice hockey dist! stand 12 Wind 34 ~ 43 Ancient lnalrumenc 36 Gaitend ol 45 .;..,, Wy 13 Actor James -llowet's 46 North Woods Jonee 38 lnaulaltive anemal 18 Fuel material 39 R N.'1 specialty 4 7 Attnbvle 25 Sets down 41 Saull -Marie 50 Noe rainy 28 Haf'd MIM « Mo111e ~e 51 Exist 27 Ttna Turner's 47 Fliftatlous1y ~,-------~ ..... ~ ... --.--.--P.I""'-r--P."11'-.,.,....,.-"'"~ JIU.INl>at8 OF THE UDI m AND PAMOU8 Both nilnerable. Nciith dMla. SOV1'll •9864 ~KQ9752 0 1 •104 The blddiruz; ~ NORTR -·~ 10 lNT p... p ... Openina le.ad: EiaM of• • The mighty do tJUnp on a gn;nd acale. Juit u bridge experts are capable 0 £ ar&nd coups, IO too can they commit coJoual blunders. We once watched a pair of national champion• allow declarer at. three no·trump to score two tricks in a suit with J x in dummy opposite Q x in hand :..... and the defenders had led the auit at trick one! Here's another example. Sit.ting East-West. were two of Europe's great players, FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE FREE TO YOU6022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 60 15 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lrg oontemp sofa w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cute, small female matching awlvet base 2 R 1 A ahorthalrod callco Balboa Penln Sllpa chairs, SSOO. Mirrored ena ssance ngel kitty to a good home.1---------fl I bl $100 2 pictures, matted with 55' max at $13 per ft. ---------co •• a • · 675-4184. POWER BOATS Atl 1ac111111s. private JEEP 9110•--------mlrrored aola back ta· gold leaf frames, $150 bles, $100 ea. Mir· set. Other p lctures1________ 7012 parking. 723-5835 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VOWWAGEN 9235 rored din rm table w/6 also. 640-2963 JEWELRY, FURS -B-o-at_d_o-ck-1-0 -r -r-en-t-16--'89 Wrangler 4x4liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chra, s3oo. 640-6688 Hom• water filters. •-ART 6025 18' $100 mo 675-5095 hardtop. 67k mires, '83 VW JETTA 4-dr, '1l '64 Lyman 25FT Full 5 d f MOVING SALE: L.a.rg• Filters out chlorine & ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -::,--...,..-.,,,.,,,.----~1 mint cond, new tires. ·•P • am/ m caas. teak onter1alnmt cen-sediment. Less than 1• cenvas. 225 HOl'$8-Boa t Slips 20-85 ft, $7,400 obo. 760-0590 Good cond. Sunroof. ter, bkcases & bullet; v.ic per gal. 641-1533 ROLEX'a Nu ldy 2Tn power. Classlc Boat. Ideal loc. Pool, lndry ---------$975 080•831·11•9 9-pc redwd patio aet: ---------Date $3190. Sub 2Tn $7,300 OBO 979-4023. rm, etc. Secure Udo '94 Wrangler 4WD, '4-1975 vw Van 1...,.1 beds. bureaus, chrs. King sz bd set 7-pc. Nu blue S4390 ?63·6664 1988 Wellcraft 32, area. Call 723-4074. cyl, 5-apd, ps, pb, ao, Injection, s 1 300 6019 tables, oHice furn. ALL $300. Frlgedare frig. alarm, ht, cust whls, ••I• 873-1550 MUST 001 723-0400 530. 36" gas stove,---------Radar generator, new UP TO 48 FT SLIP am/fm casa. 12K ml.1---------- sell cleaning $100. PETS & cover, all orlglnal. $11 per 1001. Max $13K 478 039~ Oak Computer Desk Maytag washer/gas 6049 • ...,,.,s,,.,4,...,2=-.9=9-=-5=. 6,.,,7..,.,5=--S-1_2_8__ beam 12·. Lido Island, • 1-----------.. $50, Knotty Pin• ANIMALS •--o ' .. WANTED .. -dry •Ink with bullt· dryer $200. Baldwin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 22' SEARAV NB. 818·990·5066 "' "' In stereo $80 Pia.no make an ollor. Recent ovethall, Must ---W-A_N_.T_,_E_,_D_:---•LEXUS 9115 '78•79 VW Weat• 844-2307 Pictures. 673-6246. • Moving • aelll Wiii take $9000. 50-60 Ft Mooring iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fall• Camper, 4 Need loving homo IOf Pl 11 723 075 speed, muat be IX• ease ca -4 · In Nowpor1 Beach. my friendly cat. Great '80·Late LS400 Gold ceptlonaJ condition. companion! 642-41222.1_2_9 __ FT---,-.:r"'""1_A_RA-,-1-9-9_3_ Call ~19·521·0408 pckg. Lex·phne. Blk/ TOP $ PAID. Twin 350 gas, radar, ---------• Beige. Low ml. Xlnll Pr Iv at• Part 'I MERCHANDISE WANTED MISC. 6015 TO B~ ADOPT·A·PET Rooms, apa11ments, homes Classifled can satisfy your housing needs. FURNITURE 6014 FURNITtJ'RE 6014 I iCiiliitriiuiiaii-aiivoiiciiaiidoiiiiii(friiuliit· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii every S1lt & Sun at Top Dollara Paid PETSMART, Fountain For Records. Jan, Valley. Puppies, kit· Sountracks, etc. tons and moro, all Call Mika 645·7505. looking for loving, car· OPS, flshflnder, wind· MOTORCYCLES $23,995 obo 645-0127 84C>-4071 laas, &. much morel Under factory warr. SCOOTERS 8018 -------- $105,000. 159.5023 MAZDA 9125 HAND·WOVEN RUQS 8'x10' & 11'x14'. With mtchg runners 34"x 1 O', 40"x8'. Xlnl cond. $1,000 obo. 540-1446 -----•I CARPET King al%• mattrH1, box aprlng a. frame. $150. Call 548·2333 To place an ad In Cleaalfled Call 642..S878. Ing) S 1 o. Qn/Plgmys $1 O/lg Sago palms S20 Herb• $1 . Cement lountalna S 110, bird • blh• $20 909-e74·9422 Buy It, Sell It. Find It. Claaslfled. Ing homes. CALL 597· WANTED: VINTAGE 9037 for moro Into, Wristwatches/Clocks •--B-u_y_ll_. _S_o_ll_lt_. -F-1n_d_l-t.-1 NB collector paya pre-Claaalfled. mium SS. 844-8829 1 ________ _ eBOSTON WHALER 1887 Ha rley David· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OUTRAGE·18 eon apstr, 1100cc, W/150 HP. 6\llnrude. 8.9k mllea, perfect Many custom Xtrasl cond., saddleboga, Xlnt cond. S 11,900 windshield $5,500 call oeo cau 844-8888. 631·1854 1980 MIATA Conv. Wh ite, 5·Spd, 55k Ml., A/C. Orig owner. Xlnt condl $8400. OBO. Call 851-8472 On the move? Sell your extra household items In Classified DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HARDWOOD JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 TELEPHONE SERVICE CLEANING DIRECTORY CLEANING 3515 SERVIC!S 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FLOORS 3 712 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SYSTEMS 3928 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced Semi Retired Contractor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers Therapy & Nutrition CARUANA PAINTING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I Prof'I Carpet Cleenlng Re L 1 AB L • dependable door Repairs, Improvements, CUSTOM 1 11 1 Watch & jewelry repair All type body care. lnVExl. Very tow low DISCOUNT TELEPHONE$ Quality Wor1<.0uarntffd HOUSE CLl!ANINO hanger. Ouar work. am. jobs. Quality/Integrity nsto 11 ona Antique• Fine Jewelry RN/Mauage Therapist Prlcel FrH Est. Bnd/lns. lluslnns Telephone SyM!nt ACOUSTIC REMODEUNG •O.C. STEAMWAV Local Alea. Xlnl Rel'a reas. Don 521·8910 I care, Ken 942·1770 ~::.fj~~~~~v~I~~:~ Buy/stll/lradt 873-038!5 C.M. 722·8823 Li152841W 714-Kl-2734 New•Used•Buy•Sell 1-800-30!5·8725 Yolanda 031·5987 ROOFING carp, ptbg, Uc'd Glonn 548·9817 __....__ _______ •Valentlne•Speclal• lk•'• Custom Painting Toahlba/AT&T/Noratar 3408 McPhH Cerpet/Upjll DRYWALL palntg, etec, Ille. stucco. IANDSCAPE & 2-Full Body Ma11ages Prof, Clean, OuaHty aQ0.717·2443 714-730-7979 Carpet & UphOlsllf'Y Cltanng COMPUTERS 3556 SERVICE 3584 Remod11ts. MORGAN ,_BA_U_U_N_G ___ 3_7_2_0 IAWN CARE 3808 ~~~~ (~~~~1~~1 Work. lnVExt & Dock•·•-------- CEILING MASTERS •Acouatlc Removal• Cuatom Tutur .. Palnt Prompt StMCH Flal FWes Uc'd 850·3281 L;t703468 831-4810 TRANSIATODJ 714-04$.8192 Mobile #403-5365. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aak For Shawna t>V Computer Coach ,...SMAl.L JOB t:XPERT Carpentry•Electrlc•I JUNK To The DUMP Baalo Yard Malnt Giflc.rtiflcm.sA"1 Ellp2/t4 ---------TUTOR 3927 Foretlectlveleamlng OfywaJvPlaaterRepalr Plumblng•Drywat1• (?14-988•1882) Lawns, Ctn·upa, Tr" ---------1PIANO & VOCAL Uc:d Mark 636·7300 _C_E_M_E_NT ____ _ All •PP• & software 1Hanglng/Tlplng/T11ture Stucco•Paintlng•T111 Wiii haul what Traah Trim, Sprtnklrs, Aefate, fdOVING 3834 LESSONS 3868 GOING To MEXICO? Mark 875-7245 Comm/RH 551·5573 Rooling•Jim 641 .7~ Man won't! 968_1982 Tha!Ch97M245 P9-"13-8142 LHtn Spanish Nowl • • ~k~~~ 1~=~'t'i.g~;~~1.t c ~~1:.~ET~!~~es CARPENTRY•Wlndowa TREEI PUBLIC NOTICE PIANO Beg.·Advanced su .. na 073·740D • Knowledgabla/Raltable • Flnlah Carpentry • Doors • Wood Fences Hoe" "TH/ ToppedJ"emove. L.w11a. The Call!. Public Utlll-All ag••·Teacher Cert. ------MASONRY ANTIQUES, ETC. 3526 3420 JOHN DOMH MASONRY Brlck•SaoneeBlock Large & Small Jobs OKI Uc#6871111 8~1 ·3932 •Quality S.Vlce. Wl73S Ch 1 631.a447 • Drywall Repair • '"-A.I. .,., • ._..,. Tlt-1471 llH Commlaalon RE· Entertainment Avail. •--------- C.rla @ 723-8128 r 1 L1'261581 • Call Bob NUTRITION 3742 •GREEN MASTERS QUIRES that ell ua•d Jennifer 840.0880 TUTORING 3929 Fin• Art &: Antique Jewelry. Buy, Hit consign. Helrloom ---------Gallerlea 65o-4294 ON ... IT ... •'VIC• Sl!RVICE PRO 249-8323 Pg-312·0028 Landscaping • Malot. houuhold good a PIANO LESSONS .... Acoustic Removal 1 S C 0 • TrH Trim • Removal mover• print their · 1 h Fl Fr•• PC Conaultalon Hang•Tapo•Texture D U N T STOP SMOKING p u c c t T b n your ome. ax hra. El ttl 1 • c 1 Gardening Svo. 841·5512 · · · a num er; Lo Ratea All ag Serving O.C. 8 Yra Small Job Speclallst ec ca arpen ry N OW I'! llmoa and chaulfeura w · H. 3528 • ...,...c.,..a_ll_,4,,..M-=-=2,....e_e_N_o_w_i_ L1400030 839·8278 Monthly Landscaping • Oreen Scene Landscpng print their T.C.P. num· Alk tor Oacar 721-1158 •co •From $25/month" WANT ED 1 5 0 /Maaonry /Irrigation ber In all adver1la• CERAMIC -------•mES Profeaalonat Tutor Reading/writing/math. CerUllcaled teacher. Reaaonable. 723·5902 PC PRO lnternet,1 _________ 1 S AV A N AH '6 people with a burning ,/Trimming /Removals menta. II you have a _P_L_U_MB __ l_N_G ___ _ Cl!ftAMIC•MARBLE ~:=:!~n=;d;:~:: ELECTRICAL 3610 H A R D WA R E dHlre to quit emok· Clean-up•• Maintenance qu•allon about the I• 3890 WALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lnatall'n • Fabrication David at •on.208"' 2000 W Balboa Blvd. Ing, to try Fftl!I! Ll599025' 850-0109 gallty ol a mover, llmo cn1n:nn'GS 3932 BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 Desktop Publl•hlng Word proc. Copywrtng Oraphlca & More " " • 7 14·87 5·.133 1 Herbal Produc t.•---------~"'-'' 20Yra Exp • Licensed &mall Job l!XPl!RT Over OO% success rate. Landscape Remodellng or chaulleur, call: THE LOCAL PLUMBER ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800..345-9321 Duncan l!lectrlc HANDYMAN•** •714•7 80•8182• Y1rd tuna up/malntenace, Public Utllltlea ·I JamH E. Bangert Co .• I• THE STRIPPaft Work Source G50·2UO FAX-650-1807 Leaz:::: Showers R•p'd CONCRETB & Quick Reiponse All around quality work! l1ndsc:ape/artl1tlc design. Commlaalon Sine• 1947 R.':;out1119 &. lnatall'n MASONRY 3557._L":"o":"c_,•..,' u,...,..o._8,_5_co_ • ..,.7 _0_4_2 Roto Rooter dra~ clean., _________ , Contr~~lllllC2J·A040j)6, 714-558-4151 FrlandlyServlce•tnsured ~::~!'~~t~,w:ta~ L1870130 Doan of Tlleliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-Llo'd Contractor 714-553·88065 .... ·843S HOME CARE/ Prol't & Ethlcal. 645-7505 Dibernardo'• Moving __ L_1_s3_2_e.,..•1__,,.....,_e_1_5'9_304_ * 714-083·5037 * 873..aoes or 846-8526 s 11 I b 1 11 t Ha ndyman Charlie ~ERVICES 3760 PLANT ARTIST f.,ocal/Olllce/Storage 1.xper1 Drain Cleanlng INST.a• T o J and K Aeaoclatea -=,.,.--,,,...,..--.,,,..,..._,....-BrlcK, Block, Stone, Tiie ma 0 ap.c a 1 Painting. carpentry, O> Spec:lallat In u l1tlng Long 0 111. FrH Ell. & Plumblng Repalrt -LA 1 N Only. W.Ptclcu1lng,1Transcrlp11 Tiie •Ola•• Block• cone, PaUo, Df'lveway Fan 1 •L 1gh t a •SP8 plumblng, fence bldg. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1and1cape~rrlgatlon T-' 181832 OT .. 3114 20Yra exp. ~ WQtk guar. F8.••,vt•lcCel.•an,.•r•F•rl•nEd•ht'I. Ml!O.LBOAL•OBN All Around Con1t'n Wotlll Fplc, 8801. Ref, 25 Yr Demand Eltc1rlc 845-3858 Lo 1 Id 7,.,,,5044 d e"" -,..7 ""2 It • .. • ... .. On·alte or P/U & Dal. Gd Ref'a. Reaaonable. Exp. T•ny •57•7894 ·---------___ ca_r_•_1_· -""---C•r• Olver For th• upgra H . ._.. "" 8pllt ••cond Moving eve ........... 5" ott w/idl 14e.1eee LIBse21l67 536-1286 .-etd•rly, 12 y .. ra exp. Prof'I Landecape Prof111lonal Moveral p 1 Pl bl 850-3108 Pgr717..os711 •CEMBNTWORK• FENCES Ref'•· PIHH call Ml o~ E XI 2AHr8•rv•7DayWk r•o•• u.m ng W•gaJsehouldhang PLAIN/STAMPl!D ·ant 1 •rl xp. nt • , Repalra & Ramodeta together. Strip, lnttaff, I • DECVt' 3615 HOME REPAIR Tammy 714-387·9038 Rel'a. S•uonal Flow· Sr Olac/Fr•• Eat. Ina d [.'•• EatlmatH •<MC• to th• cra•y. r11aaE .. _,, 3510 Cl'l!"u.NG Br ck/Stonemle/Block ~ CUSTOM WORKl ere. Vlclor 457·11311 T•170452 432·9123 831·2111 .... ytl.:: ~ nuu ~u LS41Gse 831-4310 Klt/Bath/Remodl EXP'O CAA• OtvER •li'tr• 340·5880• LI 87311 M•t090 -· ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill SERVICES 3548 •P•Nc•• ....... T••• n .. c F0t Eld•rly * B t p I ,..II'\ II... ....._ Plumt>lng/EleotrlcAI R 1 0 Handimanm•MOd•I •• r C9t'4UI •• ntW/r.,.,,"°"~"lac" Carpnt'y/Roof/Tll• • •r•nc••· wn Car. LEGAL Addltlona. Bath, KJ~h A TOUCH 01' CLASS landscape, brick, atone RedwOOd • l•678605 Fr•• Eatlmal•• Jani• 7SD-0888 . SERVICES Flr•·Wal•r Damage Cleaning. AH/Comm Conctttt. aoo.11to1oof Jim Whyte '42·'7200 636-3323•539-0277 EJec, Plumb, • Paint Uc/Bonded. FrN Eat. •Wood Feno••• _____________ _. INSURANCE 714·MloU42. trn!Md Ter•.. aaa.7143 CONTRACTORS ~"'*'· ""llal*'ll P•g• '114"227..a122 •8088 HOUSEC1.EANINO Ge~an 3558 tlltlnlln.lawpr'"a Lk'd OOORI A91n011~'*8 Uc.nMCS-aonded 5"~ Ad'lafUOI eon.tr. '74-~1 Trlm•Cablnet .. l tucgo 110.()()pet !'our. Dtywa LH2731 H Y11 ••P 714-~~•• C.l •U&a•l lllC. ftOOR INSTALL Jerry Ma..c>•e7 ** •RIGHT** u:,~~~1::.::.C. llPAIJtS 3820 A to Z HAHDVMAN HOUS•CLUNINQ C7'•1 •• ... INSTAU.lflErACe CADIHfTS Prof'I ftom Europ•. tiwia 1 ••• &= ... n KltG!'tena. bAtha, doora, Beat a.,-vtc::e In townl --•QUALITY WORK• Hatdwdtvtnyt(Ceramic Mrble/Carpot•Bnd/lna L70.270 722·7332 wlndowt. Doug 648-7258 R.t'•· 5 Vear• E11p. L~~:",:' AltMOD•LINQ A·Z Call 0~ a•t"94N en .... , ......... No P•Y 1111 tlnfahed •WINDOW c1-n1ttg 1 ..... ---.....----- "r" .. &lmalH. Call • Carp•I Cleaning 1..1. loett ~ ----------- R••Ph e73.5477 e Hardwd fllta Malrit ~at:'e ,7:':' ~ HANDY MAN 3710 FrN l•tl • 729-7079 e TtM7•T1H 1'11iillliiliiiiiilliliililiill HOUi•cLllAN1NO * 11ta1nt1Ca11ten•rv * ,, Yrt ••P· Good Atf. DOOU o~ ~ "'or•I awn .,.,,,, call .,,v· time. Job• 0111 ................ ~tl~m~•~·~·~4~t~;o!?a~~~t Ga .. _..,., 3778 Hetne R•alr/R•mecl•I liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii Coat• Mesa/Niawport 2SY••r9 ••P· .um 031 ·24eo AFPOIU>AllL• HU&. TH INIUMNCI ,or lh• ••U .. mptoy•d a am bu1. 631-3058 3812 PAINTING 3858 POOL SEIMCB ---------------- 313C